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Russian air raids target Kyiv with civilian infrastructure damage

July 21, 2025
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Russian air raids target Kyiv with civilian infrastructure damage
Russian air raids target Kyiv with civilian infrastructure damage

In the early hours of July 21, Russian forces launched another massive airstrike against Ukraine, hitting the capital Kyiv. The combined attacks damaged residential buildings, a kindergarten, and other civilian facilities, underscoring Moscow’s ongoing campaign of terror against the population.

Moscow denies targeting civilians, blames Ukrainian air defenses

Russian officials continue to falsely claim they strike only military targets and attribute civilian casualties to “errors by Ukrainian air defenses.” This narrative contradicts evidence that the real intent is to terrorize civilians and break Ukrainian resistance by forcing Kyiv toward capitulation.

Ukraine vows continued resistance and calls for stronger international pressure

Ukrainian authorities stress their commitment to repel the aggressor on the battlefield while intensifying political and sanctions pressure on Moscow. They argue that only sustained international pressure can compel Russia to end the war and engage in genuine diplomatic negotiations, avoiding further bloodshed.

Air strikes highlight risks to civilians and challenges for peace efforts

The repeated strikes against civilian areas in Kyiv highlight the ongoing threats to noncombatants and the strategic goal behind these attacks. The international community faces the challenge of maintaining support for Ukraine to prevent further escalation and uphold international law amid Moscow’s persistent aggression.

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