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On June 28, Russia executed yet another missile offensive targeting Kyiv during the night, resulting in detonations shortly before 2 a.m. and again at approximately 2:35 a.m., as reported by local authorities. Officials from Kyiv confirmed that at least two individuals sustained injuries in the Darnytskyi district, where blazes erupted close to a residential complex, a petrol station, and a commercial area. Firefighters managed to control a fire spanning 300 square meters involving garages and vehicles. This assault follows previous strikes in June that resulted in two injuries on June 25 and five fatalities on June 15, highlighting the critical necessity for Ukraine to acquire Patriot missile defense systems.

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00:00explosions were reported in kiev overnight as russia launched another missile attack on the ukrainian capital the first blasts were
00:07heard shortly before two a m local time with another wave reported around two thirty five a m officials said
00:14at least two people were injured in kiev's darnitsky district
00:17emergency crews responded to several fires including near a residential building a service station and a non-residential site ukraine's
00:26state emergency service said garages and vehicles caught fire across three hundred square meters before the blaze was extinguished ukraine's
00:35air force warned that several russian missiles were heading toward kiev while air defenses were active over the city air
00:42raid alerts were also issued across central and eastern ukraine
00:45explosions were separately reported in sumi and kharkiv the attack follows earlier june strikes on kiev including a june 15th
00:53assault that killed five people ukraine says defending its cities against ballistic missiles still depends heavily on patriot interceptors
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