Air raid alert sounds again in Kyiv overnight on 7 November over missile threat
An air raid alert was declared again in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, overnight on 7 November because of a missile threat. Earlier that night a Russian ballistic strike had injured two people and damaged a residential building and a kindergarten.
Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, was placed under another air raid alert overnight on 7 November because of a missile threat. This comes during Russia's full-scale war against Ukraine, and the city had already been hit that night. Information about the situation came from the Kyiv City Military Administration (KMVA) and the Ukrainian Air Force.
The KMVA announcement cited a red level of danger. It urged residents of the city to go to the nearest shelters.
What the Air Force says
The Ukrainian Air Force warned of a threat of ballistic weapons being used in the country's northern, central and eastern regions. It later reported a missile heading toward the capital.
What happened earlier
The alert followed a Russian ballistic strike on Kyiv earlier on the night of 7 November, which damaged a residential building. Two people were also injured in the Russian missile attack on the city, and a kindergarten building was damaged.
The source does not specify where exactly the missiles landed, how serious the injuries are, or whether there were further hits after the latest warning. Information about the consequences of the attack may be updated.
