A three-story building in central Kyiv was badly damaged in a Russian missile attack on Monday that saw missile debris fall in three other districts of the city, officials said.
Debris from a Russian missile attack wrecked part of a three-story building in central Kyiv on Monday morning and left at least 10 people injured across the city, officials said.The side of the building, which held an art academy’s gym and exhibition hall, was reduced to rubble in an area packed with hi-rise apartment blocks.
A woman working in the building was injured, acting culture minister Rostyslav Karandieiev said. “Nobody died according to preliminary information,” he added. At least nine others were injured in the district, Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said.Russia would be ‘cynical’ to blame Moscow attack on Ukraine, Macron says
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