Ukrainian interior ministry advisor said attacks have resumed on Kyiv and he heard two explosions, reported AFP. “Attacks on Kyiv with cruise and ballistic missiles have just resumed. I heard two powerful explosions,” Anton Herashchenko said on Telegram.
Multiple explosions were heard in Kyiv in the early hours of Friday, according to news agency AFP. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said 137 civilians and military personnel have been killed so far in the Russian invasion of his country.
These set off day two of shelling and fighting after Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the ‘military operations’ in Ukraine.
The Guardian, quoting their reporters in Kyiv, said one of the explosions occurred between metro station Poznjaky and Kharkivska. They added that according to Ukraine’s operational command, their anti-aircraft defences are attacking Russian aircraft and drones.
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— Aurora Intel (@AuroraIntel)Ukrainian interior ministry advisor said attacks have resumed on Kyiv and he heard two explosions, reported AFP. “Attacks on Kyiv with cruise and ballistic missiles have just resumed. I heard two powerful explosions,” Anton Herashchenko said on Telegram.
Ukraine’s military shared a video of a mid-air explosion in Kyiv.
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— ЗС УКРАЇНИ (@ArmedForcesUkr)Meanwhile, Russians shocked by the invasion turned out by the thousands for street protests in Moscow and other cities. They signed open letters and online petitions demanding the Kremlin halt the assault. One petition garnered 330,000 signatures by the end of the day.
Russian national guard moving in on throngs of protesters in Moscow. Via , who witnessed riot police grabbing protesters with anti-war banners. Human rights monitors reporting over 400 arrests there alone. pic.twitter.com/nzVNggnDHx
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