Ukraine has been hit by more Russian shelling Thursday morning with missile attacks being reported in the Kyiv region, Odesa, Zaporizhzhia and Dnipro.
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Here's an update on those reports of shelling in several regions including the cities of Kyiv and Dnipro on Thursday:said four Russian missiles and five Shahed drones had been shot down over the city today. The head of military administration said air defense forces had "shot down several enemy objects targeting our critical infrastructure" but said "there are no hits in the region.
"Yes, I am more concerned now ... we are very close to it," a young female Polish worker told CNBC Thursday morning. "I just hope this [war] ends very soon," she added. A 39-year-old Polish salesman told CNBC he is not more worried now than he was at the start of the week, arguing "it's war and these things happen."Russia launches more missile strikes on Ukraine, energy network under attack
"Ukraine has already withstood extremely difficult blows from the enemy, which did not have the results that these Russian cowards were counting on. We continue to move forward," Yermak said. "They won't succeed. We will crush them," he added. It said Tuesday's strikes were "likely the largest number of strikes that Russia has conducted in a single day since the first week of the invasion."
He reiterated calls from Kyiv to provide it with access the site of the explosion, near the village of Przewodow in southeastern Poland and just 4 miles from the Ukrainian border, and for Ukraine to be part of a joint investigation being led by Poland and the U.S. "The bodies of those who were tortured there are being exhumed. So far, 63 bodies have been discovered in the entire territory of Kherson region, but we must understand that the search has only begun," he said,Russia has previously said that its forces have not committed war crimes in Ukraine, which would include the torture and killing of civilians.Putin 'will try to freeze the country into submission,' U.S. Ambassador to U.N.
Thomas Greenfield said that Russia on Tuesday carried out "the widest scale missile attack since the beginning of the war." "While assessments are ongoing yesterday's strikes looked like they launched at least 60 missiles and they may have launched upwards of 90 or even perhaps 100," U.S. Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley told reporters during a press conference alongside Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.
"Let me be clear, this is not Ukraine's fault. Russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war against Ukraine," Stoltenberg said at a press briefing.
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