Russia attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles — one person died
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Russia attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles — one person died

Vitaliy Klitschko
Russia attacked Kyiv with ballistic missiles — one person died

On the morning of February 12, the aggressor country Russia launched a new air attack on Ukraine, using missiles and drones. According to the latest data, one person was killed and three others were injured in Kyiv.

Points of attention

  • On the morning of February 12, an air alert was declared in Kyiv and various regions of Ukraine due to the threat of ballistic missiles.
  • Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko reported on the death and injuries in the Obolonsky district.

Russia's attack on Kyiv on February 12 — what is known

Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko spoke about the situation in the capital.

Initially, he reported one death and one injury in the Podilskyi district.

"There is a fire in the Darnytsia district on the territory of one of the private enterprises," Klitschko said.

However, Klitschko later clarified that a person died in the Obolon district, and three people were injured in the same district, including a 9-year-old child.

There is currently one death in the Obolon district. There are already three injured, two of whom were hospitalized by doctors, and one was treated on the spot.

Vitaliy Klitschko

Vitaliy Klitschko

Mayor of Kyiv

It is worth noting that on the morning of February 12, an air alert was declared in Kyiv and several regions of Ukraine due to the threat of ballistic missiles.

Loud explosions thundered in the capital, and fires broke out as a result of falling debris.

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The situation in the Lymansky direction has significantly deteriorated

What is really happening in the Lymansky direction?
Source:  Radio Svoboda

In the Lyman direction, the Russian army is actively throwing a large number of infantry into battle and using many drones for attacks, including on fiber optics. Moreover, in some places there are 10 Russian invaders for every Ukrainian soldier.

Points of attention

  • Weather conditions are being used by the Russian army to advance and infiltrate Ukrainian battle formations in the Lymansky direction.
  • Despite significant losses, the Russian army maintains its offensive potential with operational replenishment strategies, posing a continuous threat to Ukrainian forces.

What is really happening in the Lymansky direction?

Anastasiya Blyshchyk, spokeswoman for the 66th Separate Mechanized Brigade named after Prince Mstislav the Brave, made a statement on this occasion.

According to her, the Russian occupiers are putting pressure on the Ukrainian Armed Forces with an incredible number of infantry.

"These can be both large infantry groups and small infantry groups that take advantage of the weather conditions. They do everything to wedge themselves into our battle formations, to rush to the rear as quickly as possible and cause us trouble," Blyshchyk emphasized.

In addition, it is indicated that Ukrainian soldiers are short of men on this section of the front.

The Russian army, despite colossal losses, is rapidly replenishing with new soldiers.

"Because they have this system of operational replenishment of their losses, they continue to maintain their offensive potential, and it is not lost... Indeed, in some places there are 10 Russian occupiers for every one of our infantrymen," Blyshchyk said.

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