On the night of June 8 to 9, the capital of Ukraine experienced another episode of Russian aggression, which has continued since the invasion began
According to Kyiv Mayor-Tsar, Tymur Tkachenkо, significant damage was recorded to an office building in the Darnytskyi District, which became a target of a missile attack by Russian forces. This incident once again reminded Kyiv residents and regional inhabitants of the prolonged and exhausting fight for safety and stability in the capital. According to Tkachenkо, rescue services, investigators, and technical specialists are currently working at the scene of the emergency to determine the extent of the damage. The General emphasized that the situation is not over yet, and the threat persists, as hostile drones have reappeared in the skies over Kyiv and its surroundings. "We are clarifying the extent of the damage. Information is being updated," he stated on his Telegram channel, simultaneously warning residents of the capital to stay in shelters and follow safety protocols. This is not the first night of attack: the night before, on Sunday evening, Ukrainian air defense systems operated in several regions of the country. In Kyiv and the surrounding area, the movement of strike drones was detected, deliberately attempting to disrupt the peace of the population and spread panic. It is known that the enemy uses kamikaze drones to inflict maximum damage on infrastructure and the country's energy system, trying to sow chaos and weaken Ukrainian resistance. Overall, the situation remains tense, and the military warns in a timely manner about the possibility of repeated attacks. City authorities urge residents to stay alert and not to ignore alarm signals, as the enemy aims to sow fear and destroy stability in the capital. This night became yet another confirmation that Kyiv and the entire country continue to defend themselves against an aggression that shows no signs of stopping. Combat operations and missile attacks remain part of daily life for Ukrainians, forcing them to fight every day for their safety and the future of the nation.