
AI-generated summary
Since the start of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022, Kyiv and the region have come under regular attack. Analyst Clément Molin uses open-source data to track strike rates.
September will be the worst month for Kyiv and the region in terms of the number of strikes, starting in 2022. This conclusion was made by French analyst Clément Molin, who specializes in intelligence using open sources; he wrote about this on the social network X.
This month, 168 arrivals have already been recorded. For comparison, this year there were 109 attacks in January, 51 in February, 21 in March, 111 in July and 113 attacks in August.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The number of strikes in Kyiv and the region in September may continue to grow or remain at a high level
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