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Kyiv Attack: Death Toll Rises to 21 | Ukraine News - News Directory 3

Kyiv Attack: Death Toll Rises to 21 | Ukraine News

June 18, 2025 News
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  • The aftermath of a major Russian attack on Kyiv reveals a grim reality, ‍with the death toll now at 21 and more ⁢than‍ 130 people wounded, according to...
  • President Volodymyr Zelensky described ⁣the event‍ as "one of the most horrific attacks" on the capital as the war began three ‍years ago.Ukraine's state emergency service reported that...
  • Zelensky stated that 440 drones and 32 missiles were launched nationwide during the Kyiv attack.
Original source: rte.ie

The death toll ⁣in⁣ Kyiv ‍has climbed to 21 following a major⁢ Russian attack, as reported Wednesday by rescue officials ‍after the⁤ devastating assault involving dozens of drones and missiles. President Zelensky is calling for ⁢international action amid stalled ceasefire⁣ talks as the Ukraine war ‍intensifies. Over 130 people⁣ sustained injuries.The Russian defense ministry claims precision strikes on military-industrial facilities, but the ⁢rising death ⁢toll paints a different picture. with ceasefire efforts deadlocked, the international community faces ⁣escalating pressure⁣ to address the humanitarian crisis. News⁢ Directory 3 ⁣provides up-to-the-minute updates on the Ukraine conflict. Discover what’s next as⁤ the situation continues to evolve and the consequences of⁣ the Kyiv attack become clearer.

Key Points

  • Kyiv ⁤death toll rises to 21 after major Russian attack.
  • Over 130 people were injured in the assault.
  • Zelensky calls for international action amid stalled ceasefire talks.
  • Strikes targeted military-industrial facilities, according⁢ to moscow.

Kyiv Attack Death Toll Climbs Amid Ceasefire Efforts

Updated June 18, 2025
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The aftermath of a major Russian attack on Kyiv reveals a grim reality, ‍with the death toll now at 21 and more ⁢than‍ 130 people wounded, according to rescue officials Wednesday.The assault, ‍which occurred the previous day, involved dozens of drones and missiles.

President Volodymyr Zelensky described ⁣the event‍ as “one of the most horrific attacks” on the capital as the war began three ‍years ago.Ukraine’s state emergency service reported that 16 bodies were recovered from a single nine-story⁣ apartment building in the Solomyansky district.

Zelensky stated that 440 drones and 32 missiles were launched nationwide during the Kyiv attack. He urged the international community to take notice and respond.⁣ The rising death toll underscores the severity ‍of the situation.

In a statement, the ‍Russian defence ministry claimed to have conducted⁣ precision strikes on “military-industrial facilities in the‍ Kyiv region,” echoing similar justifications made after previous attacks. Despite ongoing efforts by the United⁤ States to broker a ceasefire, ‍Moscow has intensified its attacks during the Ukraine war.

Ceasefire talks⁣ have stalled, ⁣with Moscow rejecting Kyiv’s demand for⁤ an “unconditional” truce. Ukraine, in turn, has dismissed Russia’s demands as “ultimatums.”

What’s next

As ceasefire talks remain deadlocked,‍ the international community faces mounting pressure to address the escalating conflict ⁢and ⁢humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

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