The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues for the seventh day in a row. The residents of “Kiev” are bracing for further airstrikes. Despite a 40-kilometer-long convoy of Russians and troops sleeping on the city’s outskirts, the city’s fortifications remain intact.
Russia ramped up its military onslaught on Tuesday. At least five people are expected to be killed in the attacks on Tuesday when Russian jets allegedly hit a television tower.
The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues for the seventh day in a row. Kiev residents are ready for further airstrikes. Despite a 40-kilometer-long convoy of Russians and troops sleeping on the city’s outskirts, the city’s fortifications remain intact.
Russia ramped up its military onslaught on Tuesday. At least five people are expected to be killed in Tuesday’s raids when Russian jets allegedly hit a television.
The Russian military has advised Kiev citizens to flee the city, threatening to launch missile attacks against Kiev infrastructure.
According to an American official, the modest, long armored column coming down on Kiev’s capital city has made no progress in the previous 24 hours. And it is supposedly locked in place owing to logistical issues such as a lack of food and gasoline, as well as maybe to rethink the methods that the Russians want to use.
Also, Ukraine’s President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, has stated that Russia must stop shelling Ukrainian cities before any genuine ceasefire negotiations can begin.
Remember that the first round of talks earlier this week produced no breakthrough, and a second meeting is now scheduled for later in the day.
Today, suspicions grew that Russia will launch an all-out attack on Kiev, the capital city with a population of little under 3 million people.
Inside Kiev, homemade barriers lined the streets, as locals waited in line outside a few businesses that remained open to buy necessities.
Ukraine’s Deputy Foreign Minister released a video of a demolished apartment building in a village barely 50 kilometers from Kiev.
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