A brutal week for Kyiv: the cost of relentless air raids
Just another week in the capital where the numbers keep climbing for all the wrong reasons.
It feels like we’re running out of ways to say things are bad. This past week alone, Kyiv lost 12 people to Russia's strikes, with nearly 200 others injured. The toll over the last month is even grimmer: 31 lives lost and hundreds of families left picking up the pieces.
We aren't just talking about broken windows. Over 150 residential buildings have been hit, ranging from high-rises to private houses. They're hitting everything—schools, hospitals, and even data centers. It’s reached a point where the local authorities just describe the stats as 'not positive,' which is a hell of an understatement for a city trying to function under constant fire.
The sheer disregard for where these drones and missiles land proves that the only strategy left is pure, indiscriminate chaos.
Source: Ukrinform
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