Shelling of Kiev: the Air Force reported about Russia's anti-record

Russian missiles and kamikaze drones struck the capital and for the first time destruction was recorded in all districts of the city. According to the head of the KSCA, Timur Tkachenko, residential houses, social facilities and infrastructure were damaged, including the regional hospital in Podilskyi district.

Up to 80 houses were damaged in Goloseevsky district, and there are thousands of broken windows in the city. Residents lost transport, some houses were left without gas and light. Rescuers, life support services and mobile centres of the Interior Ministry and HMS are working on the ground to help restore documents.

According to Tkachenko, all city and regional services operate in a constant coordination mode, reporting on the work done every few hours. A total of 33 locations with the consequences of the shelling have been recorded in the capital, with rescuers involved in 18 of them.

The number of victims of the attack continues to grow. By mid-afternoon, rescuers had unblocked another body, bringing the death toll to 18.

The attack caused widespread destruction in Darnitsky district, where a missile hit a five-storey building, completely destroying one of the entrances. Traffic on a number of streets in the capital is blocked.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy condemned another terrorist strike and appealed to international partners, including China and Hungary, to take decisive action against Russian aggression.