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Ravage in Kiev: 9 Dead in Massive Rocket Attack by Russia

Ravage in Kiev: 9 Dead in Massive Rocket Attack by Russia
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World April 24, 2025 09:27

kiev - At least nine people have died and over sixty injured in a rocket attack on Kiev by Russia. Search for survivors continues as buildings are damaged. International reaction and ongoing conflict updates.

Ravage in Kiev after Rocket Attack by Russia

Tragedy struck Kiev as Russia launched a massive rocket attack, causing nine deaths and over sixty injuries. Rescue efforts are underway to find survivors trapped under the rubble.

Attack on Charkov

Simultaneously, Charkov in eastern Ukraine was hit by seven rockets in what the mayor described as a 'massive drone attack.' Casualties in Charkov are still unknown.

International Response

Shortly after the attack, US President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Zelenski for not accepting Moscow's occupation of Crimea as a peace agreement. Trump expressed challenges in working with Zelenski but mentioned progress in peace efforts with both Zelenski and Russian President Putin.

The situation remains tense as global leaders monitor the escalating conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

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