Bisola David
Russian airstrikes on a residential area of the industrial city of Kryvyi Rih in southern Ukraine have resulted in at least three fatalities and 25 injuries, according to local authorities early on Tuesday.
According to the military governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region, Serhiy Lysak, 19 individuals have been admitted to hospitals.
He claimed that Kryvyi Rih, the hometown of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, was the target of a “massive missile attack”
Three cruise missiles were deflected by air defenses, but other missiles impacted civilian targets.
The leader of the local military administration, Oleksandr Vilkul, had earlier written about a hit on a five-story structure and speculated that there may still be individuals hiding under the debris.
Many other areas of Ukraine heard the sound of air raid sirens. and according to regional authorities.
In addition, local authorities claim that Russian military launched a volley of cruise missiles against Kiev.
Ukrainian officials claim that the city’s air defences successfully deflected every approaching missile.
Kharkiv, a city in eastern Ukraine, reportedly came under drone attack.
According to British intelligence, Iran is currently shipping bigger quantities of “kamikaze” drones to Russia.
From ministry’s most recent update, “Iran continues to violate UN Security Council Resolution 2231 by supplying these weapons.”
The ministry stated that Moscow is also moving forward with domestic drone production, “almost certainly” with Iranian support.
At a time when it has used up a significant percentage of its cruise missile inventories in Ukraine, unmanned aerial vehicles, or drones, give Russia a “relatively cheap long-range strike capability.”
Since the Kremlin began its full-scale invasion, the Caspian Sea has grown in importance as a means of Russian transportation.
According to the update, “it permits Russia to access Asian markets in ways it hopes are less vulnerable to international sanctions, including arms transfers.”
