As Russian missiles rain down on Kyiv, casualties mount and the mood darkens
Ukraine’s military has run out of US Patriot missiles to repel ballistic attacks, which have one aim, the capital’s mayor says: to destroy morale
TL;DR
- Ukraine's military has run out of US Patriot missiles to intercept ballistic attacks on Kyiv.
- Missile attacks on the capital have become faster, leaving little time for civilians to seek shelter.
- Residential areas and businesses have been destroyed, causing psychological distress and financial losses.
- Residents are preparing for potential winter disruptions to heating and electricity, similar to the previous year.
- Ukraine is retaliating by targeting Russian oil refineries and military logistics sites.
- A food distribution warehouse and a large e-commerce distribution hub near Kyiv were destroyed in recent attacks.
- The mayor of Kyiv believes the attacks aim to drive citizens into depression, and he could not provide figures on new bomb shelters.