Russian strike on Myla leaves 38 dead amid insane weekly barrage
Another grim reality check on what daily survival looks like while the world continues to debate air defense limits.
A devastating strike on the village of Myla just outside Kyiv claimed 38 lives, injured 20 people, and left four missing, largely driven by the initial hit and massive secondary detonations. Bomb disposal units from the SES are still combing through heavy contamination, while law enforcement opened a criminal negligence case to figure out what went wrong on the ground.
Meanwhile, Volodymyr Zelenskyy dropped the overall tally of what targeted the country over just seven days: nearly 2,000 attack drones, over 1,600 guided aerial bombs, and 31 missiles, including ballistic shipments courtesy of North Korea. Add jet-powered drones triggering nonstop alarms in the capital, and that is the actual backdrop of this war right now.
Turns out surviving two thousand flying warheads a week has somehow become routine background noise for everyone watching from afar.
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