Russia torments Kyiv with seventh day of strikes
As Russia's bombardment of Kyiv continues to escalate, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says the world has not done enough.
- Why it matters
- Sustained strikes on Ukraine's capital city directly harm civilians and infrastructure; Zelenskiy's statement signals the attack pattern is ongoing and severe enough to warrant international complaint.
- Most affected
- Kyiv residents — Face continued danger from daily bombardment and potential loss of shelter or utilities.
Ukrainian government — Must manage response while Zelenskiy publicly states international support remains insufficient. - Likely next
- Whether Russia continues the strike campaign into an eighth day and whether international responses escalate.