Air raid Russia to Kyiv On Sunday night to Monday, there were eight tenants of an apartment building, including a three -year -old child, the authorities of the Ukraine capital said.

Earlier, they had spoken of five injured.

Four of the eight injured had to be taken to hospitals and one of them was in serious condition, Kiev’s military regional governor, Timur Tkatsenko, clarified via a Telegram.

The mayor of the capital Vitali Klitsko explained that all the injured were tenants of the same apartment building in Darnitsky’s district on the one hand of the Dnieper River.

“The explosion caused the windows damage from the 6th to the 11th floor,” Mr Klitsko described via Telegram.

In the capital, as well as in most of Ukraine, a long alarm came into force after Air Force warnings for Russian rocket raids and unmanned aerial vehicles.

OR PolandA member of the NATO adjacent to Western Ukraine, has announced that it has been rushed to its own and allied fighter aircraft to guarantee the safety of the Polish airspace.

Among the goals of the raid was the city of Kropivenitsky, according to a statement by Andriy Raikovic, the regional governor of the area where it was subject, adding that later information was to be announced whether there were victims or damage.

The full range of Russian night raid is not yet clear.

On the other hand, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that 291 Ukrainian unmanned air vehicles were shot down during the night in various regions of the country.

There were also “two guided bombs that had been dropped aircraft and three missiles of the Czech Multiple Vampire Multiple Rockets launcher,” the Russian Defense Ministry added.

Last night, authorities in Sumi, a district of northeast Ukraine, spoke of three dead and injured in a Russian drone blow against a bus.

In recent weeks, Moscow forces have launched raids almost every night, often with record numbers and missiles, against targets in Ukrainian cities, in the back, with authorities referring to dozens of deaths of civilians.

Kiev’s forces also escalate this kind of raids on Russian territory in retaliation. In the district of St. Petersburg (northwest), “a man lost his life in a fire due to debris drone,” regional governor Alexander Drazdenca said via Telegram, adding that three were injured.

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski recently insisted on meeting his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin to end the war. Kiev proposes conversations by the end of August.

The Kremlin downgrades the possibility of organizing such a meeting in the near future.

The two warring sides have diametrically opposing positions, as their latest conversations have shown. Kiev also accused Moscow of sending low -ranking representatives to bilateral contacts, without power to make decisions.

Russia requires Ukraine essentially to give it the four regions it says it has annexed, in addition to the Crimean peninsula. Kiev rejects this claim as unacceptable and does not stop asking his allies in the West to send more weapons.