Russia bombs kyiv and the anti-aircraft alert is activated throughout Ukraine

A Russian attack has generated several explosions in kyiv on Tuesday afternoon. The bombings have activated the anti-aircraft alert throughout the country, as confirmed by the mayor of the Ukrainian capital, Vitaly Klitschko.

“Attack on the capital. According to preliminary information, two residential buildings were hit in the Pechersk district. Several missiles were shot down by the air defense over kyiv,” Klitschko wrote on Telegram.

From 2:45 p.m. local time, the anti-aircraft alert is in effect for all of Ukraine for possible attacks with Russian missiles, which once again make kyiv the target of their bombings as they did weeks ago. when much of the city’s energy structures were damaged.

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Vladimir Putin has once again taken out his frustration over battlefield defeats on the civilian population. At the beginning of November, a rain of Russian missiles began to fall on kyiv and Kharkov, and on different points in regions such as Zaporizhia, Odessa or Dnipro.

For more than 24 hours, only in the Ukrainian capital, more than 80% of the population it had no access to drinking water and 350,000 apartments had been left without electricity.

The attack coincides with the intervention of the Ukrainian president, Volodímir Zelenski, at the G-20 summit that is being held in Bali, Indonesia. In his telematic speech, the president declared that he is “convinced” that “Russia’s destructive war must and can be stopped”.

“We will not allow Russia to take a breather, rebuild its forces and then start a new episode of terror and destabilization,” Zelensky told the assembled leaders, according to a transcript of his closed-door speech.

Zelensky “does not want peace”

According to the Kremlin, the Ukrainian president’s speech at the G20 summit confirms that kyiv does not want to negotiate peace with Moscow. “It absolutely confirms it,” said the spokesman for the Russian Presidency, Dmitry Peskov.

Peskov thus commented on Zelensky’s words about the inability to sign ‘Minsk 3’, a ceasefire agreement similar to ‘Minsk 1’ and ‘Minsk 2’, reached between Moscow and kyiv in 2014 and 2015, respectively , to end the fighting in eastern Ukraine.

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