Russia has resumed attacks on Kyiv, marking the end of a three-day ceasefire. The strikes, which include ballistic missiles and drones, have caused casualties in the Ukrainian capital. At least two people were killed and seven others injured in the renewed assault.
The attacks came shortly after peace negotiators left the city, raising concerns about the possibility of further escalation. Reports indicate that the violence has intensified, with multiple sources confirming the resumption of Russian strikes.
Rescue workers in Kyiv have been working to extinguish fires caused by the missile attacks. Britain has remained a key supporter of Ukraine throughout the conflict.
Poland has activated preventive air operations in response to the renewed attacks, signaling heightened regional tensions. The situation remains volatile as negotiations for a potential new ceasefire remain uncertain.
