People take shelter inside a metro station during massive Russian missile attacks in Kyiv © Thomson Reuters
Reuters: Russia fires new wave of missiles at Ukraine after hitting Kyiv infrastructurey
KYIV (Reuters) - Russia fired a second wave of missiles at Ukraine on Saturday, forcing people to take cover as sirens blared across the country just hours after morning air strikes that hit critical infrastructure in Kyiv and the eastern city of Kharkiv.
Authorities in Mykolaiv, the western city of Lviv and the Black Sea port of Odesa said air defences were trying to shoot down incoming missiles. Explosions were heard in the central Vynnytsa region, Ukrainian public broadcaster Suspilne reported.
Moscow, which invaded last February, has been pounding Ukraine's energy infrastructure with missiles and drones since October, causing sweeping blackouts and disruptions to central heating and running water as winter bites.
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WNU Editor: One of my cousins, with her husband and 20 year old daughter, are leaving Ukraine today. They are currently in central Ukraine (west of the Dnieper river) and are on their way to Kyiv, then Lviv, and from there to Warsaw. They will be flying later in the week to Toronto (where I will meet them for the day), and from there they will be flying to Winnipeg to meet a friend. she told me this morning that the city she is leaving has power 2 hours on, 2 hours off, and there has been no water for three days.
Russian Missile And Airstrikes Reported Across Ukraine
UK to supply tanks to Ukraine as Russian missiles hit Kyiv -- AP
Russian airstrikes reported across Ukraine, including ‘attack on the capital’ -- CNN
Apartment Building Hit As Ukraine Faces Another Missile Barrage -- Bloomberg
Kyiv hit with Russian missiles in first attack in weeks -- FOX News
