Open full screen Firefighters in front of a multi-story residential building destroyed by a missile attack in central Kiev (Archive photo) Agence France-Presse Several explosions rang out Thursday morning in the center of Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, after an air alert for missiles and drones launched by Russia, noted an AFP journalist. A dozen loud explosions were heard from 5 a.m. local time, as well as anti-aircraft fire. Kiev Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported rocket debris falling in certain neighborhoods of the capital, including on a residential building, and with cars on fire, in a message on Telegram. The last large-scale Russian strikes on the Ukrainian capital took place at the end of January. Loading
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