The mayor says that Kyiv hit a “huge” Russian attack

The Ukrainian authorities said that a “massive attack” from Russia against the capital of Ukraine killed at least four people and wounded at least 27 others.

The authorities said that the drones hit several areas overnight, including Zaporizhzia, where at least 16 people were injured, including three children.

Ukraine’s foreign minister said that hundreds of drones and missiles were used in the latest attacks around Ukraine. Russia did not comment.

On Saturday, Ukraine President Volodimir Zelinski warned that Russia would not stop with his country – this is why it was testing European air defenses with the recent incursions into many countries belonging to the NATO military alliance.

Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a widespread invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and rejected international efforts – led by his counterpart in the United States Donald Trump – to end the war.

“Putin will not wait to end his war in Ukraine. He will open another direction. Nobody knows where. He wants it,” Zellinski said.

He was speaking hours before the start of the last Rossian barrage to hit the Ukrainian cities. Details are still emerging.

The Polish armed forces said that in the neighboring Poland, the planes had rushed early on Sunday as Russia hit West Ukraine.

The Polish army also described the procedures – which have become routine since the Polish and NATO plane Three Russian drones shot down In the airspace in Poland on September 10 – as preventive.

Moscow denied the responsibility after Denmark said that drones were transported to its airports. Denmark itself said that the incidents seem to be the work of a “professional actor”, without specifying who this might be.

Estonia accused Russia of violating the airspace with warplanes.

After incursions, NATO launched a task to strengthen the eastern wing.

Trump has gone to the point that the NATO countries should drop Russian aircraft in the airspace.

He also turned his position in the Russia-Ukraine war, saying for the first time last week that Ukraine could win all its lands from Moscow.

in He gave speech at the United Nations General Assembly On Saturday, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said that his country has no intention to attack the member states of the European Union or NATO, but he warned of a “decisive response” to any “aggression” directed towards Moscow.