Russia Strikes One Of Ukraine’s Largest Stadium

According to Ukraian Officials, at least three people including a child have been killed in another Russian missile attack near Kyiv. This attack is coming  hours after a Russian attack damaged Chornomorets Stadium, one of Ukraine’s largest sports venues, ahead of a scheduled top-flight football match.

The missile attack targeted areas around the Ukrainian capital, with a number of explosions reported and air raid alerts issued. According to Tymur Tkachenko, head of the regional military administration, two adults and a child were killed, while at least three other people were injured in the village of Pukhivka.

Reports has it tha several houses and vehicles were damaged by flying debris, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service released images showing damaged buildings and garages following the strikes and said officials were still working to confirm the full number of casualties.

Volodymyr Zelensky the president of Ukraine has once again called on allies to provide additional air-defence systems, saying that stronger missile-interception capabilities could help prevent further civilian deaths. Ukraine has also continued carrying out long-range strikes against targets inside Russia, including oil facilities, as attacks between the two sides intensify amid stalled efforts to reach a peace agreement.