A Russian attack hits Ukraine’s Kyiv region, killing at least 27
A Russian attack on the Bucha district near Kyiv killed at least 27 people and damaged over 50 residential buildings, sparking a large fire. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated a warehouse in Myla was struck, leading to a detonation, and criminal proceedings were opened for official negligence regarding ammunition storage near residential areas.

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AI-generatedA Russian attack on the Bucha district near Kyiv killed at least 27 people and damaged over 50 residential buildings, sparking a large fire. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated a warehouse in Myla was struck, leading to a detonation, and criminal proceedings were opened for official negligence regarding ammunition storage near residential areas. The attack also damaged a care home and other residential buildings, with over 370 people evacuated. Russia's Ministry of Defense claimed to have hit a warehouse storing drone components and launch boosters, as well as other logistics and missile parts in the Kyiv region. The attacks are part of ongoing air raids in Kyiv, now in their third day, disrupting civilian life.
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5 extractedA warehouse had been struck in the village of Myla “followed by a detonation.”
Russia’s Ministry of Defense said that it had hit a warehouse in Myla storing components and launch boosters for long-range drones.
At least 50 residential buildings had been damaged in the attack, which also sparked a large-scale fire.
At least 27 people have been killed following a Russian attack on the Bucha district, close to the Ukrainian capital of Kyiv.
Russian attacks across Ukraine’s southern Kherson region Saturday killed two people and wounded 27 more.