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Zelenskyy Vows Response After Russian Strike Kills 24 in Kyiv — Ukraine Says Attack Was Part of Largest Aerial Assault Since War Began
Rescue workers search through debris after a Russian strike killed 24 people in Kyiv on Thursday, May 14.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has promised a decisive military response after a Russian missile strike killed at least 24 civilians in Kyiv on Thursday, May 14. Ukraine's air force described the attack as part of the largest aerial bombardment Russia has launched since the full‑scale invasion began, marking a dramatic escalation in Moscow's campaign against the capital.
The strike came as emergency crews were still pulling bodies from the rubble of residential buildings and a school hit in the onslaught. Al Jazeera reported that the attack was one of the deadliest on Kyiv in months, sending shockwaves through the city and drawing fresh international condemnation. Zelenskyy, visibly shaken in a televised address, said his government would "not let this go unanswered" and that the response would be "felt where it hurts."
Despite the horror in the capital, Ukrainian forces have continued to disrupt Russian supply lines along the eastern front, slowing Moscow's advance in the Donbas region. Military analysts say the contrasting developments — a battered but defiant Kyiv, and a grinding front‑line stalemate — capture the brutal paradox of a war that has entered its third year with no end in sight. The Kremlin has not commented on the Kyiv strike, but Russian state media described it as retaliation for recent Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian territory.
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