The toll of the Russian missile attack launched on Kyiv is 9 dead and 28 injured, including four children. This was announced by Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko, explaining that 17 of the injured are in serious condition. According to the Ukrainian news agency Rbc-Ukraine, deaths were recorded in the districts of Solomyansky, Holosiivsky, Darnytsky, Shevchenkivsky, and Pechersky, and blackouts occurred in several areas of the capital.
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Moscow: “Military targets”
The Moscow Ministry of Defense stated that the “massive attack” launched last night on Ukraine, using missiles and drones, targeted “facilities of the military-industrial complex and Ukrainian logistics centers in the city of Kyiv and the Kyiv region.” These centers, the ministry adds on its Telegram channel, are “involved in the production, storage, and transportation of various types of missile weapons, drones, radar stations, and electronic warfare systems.”
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Politico: Pentagon gives up NATO leadership on military aid to Kyiv
Meanwhile, according to Politico, citing some sources, the Pentagon is giving up the leadership of the NATO command that coordinates military aid to Ukraine. According to the sources, the move signals American disengagement from its closest allies. The management of the ‘Security Assistance Group’ will pass to another NATO member, which will mean that the United States will no longer contribute to defining the future structure of Ukrainian forces.
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