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Russia Bombards Kyiv with Devastating Strikes, 1 Dead, 3 Injured
On February 12, 2025, as the Russia-Ukraine war nears its third anniversary, Russian military forces continued their relentless assault on Ukraine, targeting Kyiv with the same intensity as before. The Ukrainian capital was once again bombarded with missile strikes in the early hours of the morning, leaving widespread destruction in its wake. Ukrainian officials reported that the attack killed at least one civilian and left three others injured. The strikes also sparked multiple fires across the city, causing further damage to already war-torn neighborhoods. The destruction inflicted on Kyiv was severe, with buildings, infrastructure, and homes caught in the chaos of the missile barrage. The Russian assault on Kyiv represents a continued pattern of aggression in the ongoing conflict, which has caused immense human suffering, displacement, and devastation. Ukrainian authorities have emphasized the urgency of international support, as the city and the entire country continue to face the devastating effects of the war.
13 February,2025 10:40 AM IST
S Jaishankar On Russia and Ukraine Conflict
Amid the escalating global tension over the Russia and Ukraine conflict, External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar divulged the intricacies of diplomacy, to “keep communication lines open” during hostilities between nations
12 October,2022 02:16 PM IST
Russia-Ukraine War: Multiple Rocket Strikes Hit Kyiv And Other Ukrainian Cities
Ukraine's capital Kyiv and other cities were rocked by multiple explosions on Monday morning, local media reported citing the city's mayor. Smoke billowed from several areas in the city. Explosions also reported in the cities of Lviv, Zhytomyr, Khmelnytsky, Dnipro and, Ternopil. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says many people killed and injured in multiple strikes across the country today
11 October,2022 03:28 PM IST | Mumbai
Indian Students In Ukraine’s Sumy Filling Up Snow In Bottles To Make Water
Indian students in Ukraine’s Sumy are now struggling with basic supplies. In an exclusive interaction with Mid-day, Vishad Patel, a 22 year old fifth-year medical student at Sumy University, explains about the worsening situation and challenging circumstances of Indian students who are stranded in Sumy. Vishad also revealed how students are risking their lives to find drinking water, melting snow in plastic containers to make water for daily use and how education agents are helping them. He also explained why students wanted to stay back after the initial government advisory.
05 March,2022 01:46 PM IST | Mumbai