Three were killed in “massive” Russian strikes in Ukraine, Zelensky says

Russia has launched large -scale drones and missile strikes in the capital of Ukraine and other parts of the country early on Friday, officials said.

At least three people were killed and 49 were injured, according to the President of Ukraine, Loladimir Zelensky.

Air raids are directed to Kiev, as well as the city of Lutsk and the Ternophyll region in the northwest of the country.

The attack occurred after Russian President Vladimir Putin warned US President Donald Trump He would respond to the recent strikes of Ukraine to Russian airbases.

“Three deaths have been confirmed today – they were all employees of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine,” Zelensky said.

He said more than 400 drones and more than 40 missiles were used in the attack, and the number of victims may “increase”.

In a preliminary statement, the mayor of Kiev voted Klitsko that four people were killed in the country’s capital.

Air alerts were in the capital, as well as the cities of Kharkiv, Sami and Luhansk. The Kyiv train system was broken after the shelling of the damaged subway tracks.

According to the capital, the military chief of Ternopil Vyacheslav Negada said that the strike on Friday was “the most mass air attack in our region today.”

The mayor of Ternopil Igor Polishuk said that five people were injured as a result of the attack, and at school, schools, schools and government agencies.

In Lutsk, five people were injured as a result of the attack using 15 drones and six missiles, according to Mayor Ichora Palishuk.

Meanwhile, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that in the regions of Russia and occupied Crimea as part of the Russian defense.

The ministry said the Black Sea was also intercepted by the Neptune fire crop rockets.

Russia’s last attack on Ukraine took place a few days after Kyiv started its largest strike on drones at least 40 Russian military aircraft on four military bases.

Zelensky said that 117 drones were used in The so-called Spider Spider Operation According to the SBU Security Service, “34% (Russia) strategic cruise carriers”.

Earlier, Moscow stated that the military options were “on the table” for the response to the attack of Ukraine.