Kyiv's largest book market struck by Russian missiles for the second time
A Russian missile strike has damaged Kyiv's largest book market, burning several rows of stalls at the well-known landmark. This marks the second time the site has been hit, adding to broader losses suffered by Ukraine's booksellers and publishers.
Kyiv's largest book market, long regarded as a landmark of the city, has been struck again by Russian missiles. The attack set fire to several rows of stalls at the site.
This is the second time the well-known market has come under Russian fire. The strike adds to a wider pattern of losses experienced by booksellers and publishers across Ukraine as a result of continued Russian attacks.
The source report does not provide specific figures on casualties or the scale of material damage. The incident underscores that Russian strikes continue to affect cultural and educational sites in Ukraine, not only military or infrastructure targets.
