All articles tagged with #missile barrage
Originally Published 5 months ago — by The Kyiv Independent
Kyiv was hit by a Russian drone and missile attack, resulting in 4 deaths and 52 injuries, including children, with significant damage across multiple districts. The attack coincided with U.S. threats of new tariffs on Russia amid ongoing tensions over the Ukraine conflict, and Russia's efforts to spread propaganda in occupied Ukrainian territories face resistance.
Originally Published 6 months ago — by The Jerusalem Post
A missile barrage launched by Iran targeted Israel, causing a fire in a residential building in Holon due to shrapnel from intercepted missiles, with over 30 injured in Haifa and impacts reported in Beersheba and central Israel.
Originally Published 7 months ago — by The Jerusalem Post
A missile barrage launched by Iran struck northern Israel, killing five people including a mother and her two daughters, and injuring at least 28 others, with additional casualties reported in central Israel. Rescue efforts are ongoing amidst scenes of destruction and chaos.
Originally Published 1 year ago — by POLITICO Europe
Moscow targets Kyiv and western Ukraine with a massive missile barrage while Russian ships are hit in Crimea; UK PM Sunak pledges to "stop the boats" from crossing the Channel and offers millions of pounds to France for help; Beijing is believed to be behind cyberattacks on UK MPs and peers; Ireland moves to allow assisted dying for people with incurable diseases; negotiations for a European health data deal face difficulties and accusations as to why a deal wasn't possible.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo News
Russia has reportedly begun a major bombing campaign on Ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure after months of stockpiling missiles and bombs. The UK Ministry of Defence believes that the recent cruise missile attack is the start of a more concerted campaign aimed at degrading Ukraine's energy network. Ukraine and its allies had anticipated such attacks, as Russia had used a similar tactic last winter, causing power outages and civilian casualties. While Ukraine's air defense intercepted most of the missiles, at least one Ukrainian civilian was killed in the recent strikes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo! Voices
Russia has reportedly begun a major bombing campaign on Ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure after months of stockpiling missiles and bombs. The UK Ministry of Defence believes that the recent cruise missile attack is the start of a more concerted campaign aimed at degrading Ukraine's energy network. Ukraine and its allies had anticipated such attacks, as Russia had used a similar tactic last winter, causing power outages and civilian casualties. While Ukraine's air defense intercepted most of the missiles, at least one Ukrainian civilian was killed in the recent strikes.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Business Insider
Russia has reportedly initiated a major bombing campaign on Ukraine, targeting its energy infrastructure. The UK Ministry of Defence believes that the recent cruise missile attack is the beginning of a more concerted effort by Russia to degrade Ukraine's energy network. The missiles used are likely AS-23a KODIAK, which Russia has been stockpiling for its winter campaign. Ukraine's energy network is a vulnerable target during the winter months, and Russia's previous tactics of knocking out Ukrainian power have caused significant damage and civilian casualties. However, initial reports suggest that most of the missiles were intercepted by Ukraine's air defense.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Associated Press
Russian forces launched a barrage of missiles on regions across Ukraine, killing civilians and causing damage to infrastructure. The attack came just before a security conference where the conflict in Ukraine is expected to be discussed. The Ukrainian air force reported that Russia fired 28 cruise missiles, with 16 intercepted. The attacks resulted in casualties and damage in various regions, including Lviv, Volyn, Ivano-Frankivsk, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kramatorsk. The repeated attacks on non-front-line regions, such as Odesa, have disrupted Ukraine's grain exports and historical sites. Russian President Vladimir Putin accused the West of fueling the conflict, while Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu downplayed the impact of Western support for Ukraine.
Originally Published 2 years ago — by Financial Times
Russia has launched a massive missile barrage across Ukraine, escalating tensions and raising concerns about global security. The attack marks a significant escalation in Russia's military aggression towards Ukraine, prompting condemnation from the international community. The situation highlights the urgent need for diplomatic efforts to de-escalate the conflict and prevent further violence.