The latest blitz follows the Kremlin's rejection of a Ukrainian peace plan, insisting that Kyiv must accept Russia's annexation of four Ukrainian regions.
KYIV, Ukraine – Russia fired more than 100 missiles into Ukraine on Thursday morning, December 29, targeting the capital Kyiv where three people were wounded, the northeastern city of Kharkiv, and other cities in a large-scale aerial bombardment, Ukrainian authorities said.
It said a business and a playground were also damaged and the situation of the victims “is being clarified.” The mayor of Kyiv, Vitali Klitschko, said 16 missiles were shot down over the capital. Air defense units shot down 21 missiles in the Odesa region in southwest Ukraine, its governor Maksym Marcheno said. The fragments of one missile hit a residential building, although no casualties were reported, he added.
Ukraine recaptured Kherson last month in a major victory but the city has remained under constant bombardment by Russian forces after they retreated to the east bank of the Dnipro River. Sweeping sanctions have been imposed on Russia for the war, which has killed tens of thousands of people, driven millions from their homes, left cities in ruins and shaken the global economy, driving up energy and food prices.
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