Russian missiles strike Kyiv again, injuring six

Russian missiles struck Kyiv again overnight, with Mayor Vitali Klitschko reporting at least six injured. The attack marked another escalation in the ongoing conflict. Ballistic missiles hit the Ukrainian capital late evening, triggering the highest alert at 10:06 PM local time. A second wave followed 90 minutes later, with residential buildings and a gas station damaged by falling debris on the Dnipro's eastern bank. The previous night saw drone attacks on Kyiv, and last week multiple ballistic missile strikes occurred with delayed air alarms. President Zelenskyy criticized the lack of advance warnings from foreign allies. Ukraine has defended itself against Russia's invasion for over four and a half years.