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Explosions struck central Kyiv shortly before midnight on July 1. Residents moved to underground shelters as fires broke out in multiple buildings.
abcnews.go.comExplosions sounded across Kyiv’s historic center shortly before midnight on July 1, igniting fires and prompting residents to seek shelter underground. Russian forces launched the strikes, which officials in Moscow described as retaliation for prior Ukrainian attacks.
Emergency services directed people to metro stations and other underground locations. Images showed residents gathered inside stations during the air attacks. Local authorities reported damage to several buildings but did not release casualty figures in the initial hours after the strikes.
The same statement from Russian officials linked the operation to recent Ukrainian strikes that Moscow said had created pressure on its leadership.
These outlets didn't split into competing frames — coverage was uniform.
theiranproject.comRussian forces attacked Kyiv for more than 11 hours overnight into July 2 with missiles and drones. The strike killed at least 30 people and injured 85 others.
Peru's National Jury of Elections certified Keiko Fujimori as the winner of the June 7 runoff on July 3 with 50.14 percent of the vote. She will take office on July 28 as the country's ninth president in ten years.
theiranproject.comRussian President Vladimir Putin addressed his party's congress in Moscow on June 28, describing the current period as pivotal without mentioning the word war. The remarks came amid Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries and high military spending.