In the early hours of a Thursday morning, Russian ballistic missiles fell across Ukrainian cities from Kryvyi Rih to Kyiv, killing at least seven civilians including two young girls, aged five and twelve. Zelenskyy had warned his people hours before the strikes came — a forecast that proved grimly accurate — and in their aftermath renewed his appeal to Western allies, framing the supply of air defence weapons not as diplomacy but as the direct condition of civilian survival. Poland moved its jets and radar systems to full readiness along the border, a reminder that the consequences of this war
Russian missiles kill six in Ukraine after Zelenskyy's advance warning
At least seven civilians killed including two young children (ages 5 and 12) in Kryvyi Rih; eight wounded; fires and damage to residential areas across multiple Ukrainian cities.