A strike on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv left six people wounded, according to a report by the Israeli news outlet ynet. The type of strike and specific location were not specified.
A new report from the Israeli news outlet ynet, published at 05:52 Jerusalem, states that six people were wounded in a strike on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv. This is the first casualty figure to emerge from the attack that began early Saturday morning.
At 03:51 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Russia had launched a missile attack on Kyiv, with at least five explosions heard. A subsequent update specified that eight ballistic missiles were used in the barrage. The casualty figure now reported adds a new dimension to the unfolding event, though the ynet alert did not specify whether this is a new attack or an update on casualties from the earlier strike.
The attack is part of a broader pattern of Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities. The Zioneer previously reported on a strike in Kyiv on July 2 that killed approximately 20 people, according to a single initial report, and on a June 15 strike that killed at least eight in Kharkiv and Kyiv.
It remains unclear from the ynet report whether the six wounded are linked to the earlier ballistic missile attack or to a separate, subsequent strike. The casualty figure comes from a single outlet and has not yet been independently confirmed.
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