Zelensky attributed the casualties to "artificial delays" in the delivery of air defense systems, as Ukraine failed to shoot down any of the eight modified S-400 missiles used in the first wave of strikes. The military has depleted its supply of Patriot PAC-3 interceptors, leaving the city vulnerable to the at least 40 missiles currently staged by Russia in its border regions, including the Bryansk and Rostov Oblasts.
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Russian Ballistic Missiles Hit Kyiv University Campus Killing Students
War8 hours ago
President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed that victims were killed and injured after Russian ballistic missiles struck student dormitories and residential areas in Kyiv on Monday night. The attack targeted the State University of Trade and Economics, Kyoto Park, and buildings near a metro station, leaving rescue teams to search for people trapped under rubble in areas with no nearby military facilities. A subsequent wave of ballistic missile strikes hit the Ukrainian capital early Tuesday morning, following a separate drone attack on the city.
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