Russia Resumes Airstrikes on Kyiv After Three-Day Truce
The Russian military has ended a three-day truce with a massive assault on Kyiv and ongoing attacks in Odesa.
KEY POINTS
- Russia resumed attacks on Kyiv after a three-day truce ended.
- The truce had been agreed upon for the weekend and Monday during a visit by US emissaries.
- The renewed assault targeted military enterprises, logistic centers, and warehouses in Kyiv.
- Russian forces also continued striking port infrastructure in Odesa.
The Russian military has ended a three-day truce that had suspended attacks on Kyiv for the weekend and Monday. This brief pause in hostilities coincided with an unprecedented visit by American emissaries to the region.
Following the expiration of the truce, Russian forces launched a massive attack targeting military enterprises, logistic centers, and warehouses in the Ukrainian capital.
In addition to the strikes on Kyiv, the Russian military continued its ongoing attacks against port infrastructure located in the city of Odesa.
2 more sources below
COMMENTS (0)
No comments yet. Be the first.
RELATED STORIES

Ukrainian soldier amputated own leg and survived 491 days before drone evacuation
Kostiantyn Vlasenko spent 491 days isolated on the front line in eastern Ukraine, cut off his own leg, and was airlifted to safety by drone.

Argentina delays Malvinas sovereignty bill amid US company concerns
The Argentine government postponed the national defense sovereignty bill after Washington raised objections over sanctions affecting US-linked firms.

Seven Foreign Ministers Meet in Istanbul to Address Regional Crises
Turkey hosts a first-time R4+E3 diplomatic gathering focused on the Strait of Hormuz, Gaza, Yemen and the Russia-Ukraine war.
- Student march draws tens of thousands to Belgrade ahead of Sunday vote
- Dutch Spies Reportedly Hacked Kushner’s iPhone and Tracked $750 Million Transfer
- Google employees resign over military AI contracts
- Thomas Markle Sr. Investigated in Philippines Over Child Abuse Images Found by Son
- US congressional nominee Brad Lander detained during West Bank olive harvest, released hours later
This page was compiled with AI assistance from the outlets named above and passed an automated language check before publication. Montegre has no reporters of its own; the byline names the outlets the story was compiled from. Method and editorial standards