Some Ukrainian officials said they think Moscow's latest strikes used ballistic missiles, which Ukraine’s current air defenses can’t intercept
Some Ukrainian officials think Moscow might have used ballistic missiles, which Ukraine’s current air defenses can’t interceptKYIV, Ukraine—A series of explosions rocked Kyiv on Saturday morning as Russia launched a new barrage of missiles against objects of critical infrastructure in Ukraine’s capital and other cities across the country, seeking to deprive
residents of power as it steps upKyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said emergency services were working at the sites of two blasts in different parts of the city on Saturday morning, one of which damaged a nonresidential area after debris fell from a missile downed by air-defense teams. Authorities said 18 buildings had been damaged, though no casualties were reported.
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