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“Desperate and reprehensible” US condemns Russian attacks on Kyiv

The United States on Monday condemned early morning drone strikes on Kyiv because it rebuked Russia for “reprehensible” assaults against civilians and civilian infrastructure in Ukraine. “More desperate and reprehensible Russian attacks this morning against civilians and civilian infrastructure. We admire the strength and resilience of the Ukrainian people. We will stand with you for as long as it takes,” the US embassy in Ukraine tweeted. Ukraine’s capital city Kyiv was rocked by a number of explosions early on Monday in an attack by “Kamikaze” drones, in accordance with a Ukrainian official. Andriy Yermak, head of the presidential workplace of Ukraine, stated.  “The Russians suppose it’ll assist them, however these actions appear like desperation,” Yermak stated in a statement, blaming Russia for the attack, CNN reported.

Several residential buildings had been broken within the attack. In a Telegram message, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko stated the “drone attack” caused a “fire in a non-residential building. “Kyiv says Moscow has used Iranian-supplied drones in the strikes against major Ukrainian cities in latest weeks and pleaded with Western countries to step up their assistance within the face of the brand new problem, CNN reported. On Monday, at the very least three explosions had been heard in Kyiv at round 6.45 am (native time). One of the blasts was within the Shevchenkivskyi district within the centre of the Ukrainian capital. In order to sort out the state of affairs, emergency companies have been despatched on-site. The battle between Russia and Ukraine has solely escalated after a truck lately exploded on the Crimea street bridge, inflicting seven gas tanks of a train heading to the Crimean Peninsula to catch fire. Three individuals had been killed within the blast, which additionally led to the partial collapse of two spans of the street bridge.

The Crimean Bridge was opened in 2018 by Russian President Vladimir Putin, four years after Moscow annexed Crimea and was designed to link the peninsula to Russia’s transport community. The 19-kilometre bridge, which runs throughout the Kerch Strait and connects Crimea with mainland Russia, consists of a railway and car sections. It grew to become absolutely operational in 2020.Earlier, the transport ministry had stated the bridge, which consists of two parallel routes for vehicles and trains, will presumably open to trains by 8 pm Moscow time (1700 GMT) on Saturday.

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