Russian drones slam into central Kyiv in seventh day of strikes
Eleven wounded, university damaged in daytime attack Russian drones tore into central Kyiv on Wednesday morning, wounding 11 people and damaging residential and university buildings on the seventh day of nearly round-the-clock attacks that have upended daily life in the city. Moscow’s new air campaign against the Ukrainian capital and surrounding region has…
- Why it matters
- Sustained daily drone attacks are causing casualties and infrastructure damage in the capital, disrupting normal civilian activity throughout the city.
- Most affected
- Kyiv residents — Exposed to ongoing daily drone attacks causing injuries and destroying homes and buildings.
University students and staff — Educational buildings damaged during daytime hours, interrupting normal operations. - Likely next
- Whether the pace of attacks continues, escalates, or subsides in the coming days; whether casualty or damage figures are revised.
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