Russia’s Biggest Kyiv Attack: EU Building Damaged, Casualties Mount | India Today

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Russia's Biggest Kyiv Attack: EU Building Damaged, Casualties Mount | India Today

Russia launched a significant strike on Kyiv, Ukraine, resulting in extensive damage and casualties. The latest attack, described as the biggest on Kyiv since the full-scale invasion began, hit civilian and residential buildings, including a new EU delegation building and the British Council office. Reports indicate 10 people lost their lives, among them three children, and 48 sustained injuries. Rescue and relief operations are in progress with education institutions, cars, and offices also damaged. The strike follows a recent attack on a US company in western Ukraine, close to the EU border. These actions suggest Russia is not prepared for peace negotiations, preferring to show its power. The sentiment is that "Russia as power, it can be stopped only by another power," highlighting Ukraine’s need for international support and arms to counter aggression. #russiaukrainewar #kyivattack #ukraineunderattack #itwebvideos #russianaggression #eudelegation #civiliancasualties #peacetalks #internationalrelations #globalpeace #ukrainecrisis #indiatoday #warnews #conflict #diplomacy #militaryaction

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