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Zelenski: One of the biggest attacks ever carried out against Kiev was launched

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Zelenski: One of the biggest attacks ever carried out against Kiev was launched
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Key Points

  • The Russian army fired more than 40 missiles of various types and 120 attack drones at Kiev.
  • The attack went down in history as one of the largest mass ballistic attacks on the capital, Kiev.
  • Ukrainian President Zelenski shared the scale and scope of the attack with the public.

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More than 40 missiles120 attack drones

The Russian Armed Forces carried out one of the largest mass ballistic attacks ever conducted against Kiev. It was reported that more than 40 missiles of various types and 120 drones were used in the attack.

This large-scale air attack was heavily concentrated over the capital, Kiev. The simultaneous use of unmanned aerial vehicles and various types of missiles further escalated the magnitude of the attack.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenski evaluated the incident and announced that the attack was one of the most comprehensive in the city's history. Following the attack, damage assessment efforts and security measures in the area are being rapidly continued.

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How many missiles and drones were used in the attack on Kiev?
It was reported that more than 40 missiles of various types and 120 attack drones were used in the attack.
Who claimed responsibility for this attack?
According to the report, the Russian Armed Forces carried out this mass attack.
What did Zelenski say about the attack?
Zelenski stated that this attack on Kiev was one of the most comprehensive ballistic attacks in history.

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