The largest air attack in Russia on Ukraine set fire to the main government building

Ukrainian officials said on Sunday that the largest air attack overnight in the war put the main building of the Ukrainian government in Kiev on fire and left three people dead, including an infant, whose body was withdrawn from the rubble.

“For the first time, the government building was damaged by the enemy’s strike – its roof and upper floors,” said Prime Minister in Ukraine, Yulia Sfaidinko, in the application of correspondence in Ukraine, to the application of the correspondence in Ukraine.

“The rescuers extinguish the fire.”

Reuters witnesses saw the top floor of the main building of the Ukrainian government, located in the historic Pittski region, while burning thick smoke in the clear blue sky immediately after sunrise.

Ukraine Air Force said on a telegram that Russia fired 805 drones in Ukraine overnight and 13 missiles, with Ukrainian defense units that land 751 drones and four missiles.

This was the largest number of drones that Russia has used to attack the country since Moscow has launched its large scale for Ukraine in February 2022.

Timor Takatnko, head of the military administration of the capital, said that the infant’s body was withdrawn from the rubble in the Darnitsky area, where a four -storey residential building was damaged.

Takachenko said that a young woman also died as a result of the attack on the area, which is located in the east of the Dnibro River.

State emergency officials said that 18 people were injured in the attack on fires throughout the city.

Moscow did not immediately comment on the attacks. Both sides deny targeting civilians in strikes, but thousands died in War Russia launched a widespread invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.

Earlier, the mayor of Kiev Vitaly Klitschko said that an elderly woman had died in a shelter in Dennitsky and was a pregnant woman among the injured.

Government emergency officials said that a fire broke out in two of the four stories about a residential building in the area that was attacked by drones, as its structure was partially destroyed.

In the western province of Sviatoshynskyi, Klitschko and emergency officials said, several floors of a nine -storey residential building were destroyed in part.

The mayor added that the drone wreckage launched fires in a 16 -storey residential building and two other two -storey buildings.

Svydenko called for more weapons for Ukraine and the world to respond to Russian attacks.

“We will rebuild buildings,” said Sfaerdenko. “But the lost spirits cannot be repeated.

Photos on social media published by emergency officials showed that smoke came out of residential buildings, some with floors partially collapsed and the facades collapsed.

“Russia was deliberately and consciously” civilian targets. “

The mayor of the city, Vitaly Maleitsky, said in Telegram that dozens of explosions also shook the city of Kremenchuk in Ukraine, which reduced energy to some areas and attached a bridge destruction across the DNIPRO.

Olixander Felkol, head of the city’s military administration, said in a telegram that Russian strikes on Kryvyi Rih, also in central Ukraine, are targeting transportation and urban infrastructure, but no injuries were reported.

In the southern city of Odessa, the civilian infrastructure and residential buildings were damaged, as fires erupted in many residential blocks.

The Polish Armed Forces Command said that with the presence of West Ukraine the threat of air attacks, Poland has activated its own aircraft and allies to ensure air safety.

Sunday attack is the second Russian collective attack attack attack To target KYIV within two weeks, the hopes of peace talks also fade.

This attack comes after European leaders pressed Russian leader Vladimir Putin to work to end the war after 26 Ukraine allies pledged to deploy the forces as a reassurance force “for the war that was torn by the war as soon as the fighting ends.

Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski said he was ready to meet Putin to negotiate a peace agreement, and urged US President Donald Trump to put penalties for Russia to push it to end the war.