The night attack by Russian troops on Ukraine after the end of the moratorium on strikes turned out to be difficult for Kyiv
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Telegram that the overnight attack by Russian troops after the end of the moratorium on strikes was difficult for Kyiv and other regions, with the Russian military striking critical infrastructure and Ukraine continuing to face difficulties in countering Russian ballistic missiles.
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Why It Matters
The attack occurred after the end of a moratorium on strikes that had previously been in effect through agreements or unilateral announcements, although specific details of the moratorium were not given in the article.
The night attack by Russian troops on Ukraine after the end of the moratorium on strikes proved difficult for Kyiv. This is how Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky commented on the strikes on Telegram.
“In Kyiv and the region, as well as in many other regions, work has been underway since night to eliminate the consequences of the Russian strike. The attack was complex,” the publication says.
Zelensky noted that the Russian military was striking critical infrastructure, and Ukraine continues to experience difficulties with Russian ballistic missiles.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will continue to have difficulty countering Russian ballistic missiles
Likely · Within weeks
Work to eliminate the consequences of the strike will continue in Kyiv and the region
Very likely · Within days
Open Questions
- How long exactly did the moratorium on strikes last?
- Which critical infrastructure facilities were damaged?
- Is there any official data on casualties or victims of the attack?
