Russia shifts to round-the-clock air strikes on Kyiv, disrupting daily life

euronews.com

Russia has shifted tactics to round-the-clock air strikes on Kyiv, disrupting daily life with constant sirens and attacks that now occur day and night, shattering expectations of daytime safety. The relentless alerts have interrupted commutes, shopping, and schooling, with residents like Volodymyr Bovsunovskyi describing failed mall trips and Ivan Datsiv considering leaving the city due to frequent shelter evacuations and a drone strike on his apartment. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Thursday he hopes to host US President Donald Trump's envoys in Kyiv in coming days to resume peace efforts, as diplomatic talks have stalled amid US focus on Iran.


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