Air strikes on Kyiv wounded at least four people, authorities said on Thursday, with explosions heard across the Ukrainian capital in the third night of attacks.
Emergency services were responding to calls in Solomyansky, Shevchenkivsky, Podilsky and Darnytsky districts following “explosions in the capital”, Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
“In Podilsky district, during the firefighting in an apartment building, a body of one dead person was discovered,” Klitschko posted on Telegram, without linking the incident to the Russian attack.
Two people were wounded in Darnytsky “as a result of falling debris”, Sergiy Popko, the head of Kyiv’s military administration, wrote on Telegram.
Klitschko said two people had been “hospitalised” in Darnytsky after falling debris damaged a residential building.
It was unclear if they were the same two people.
Two others in Shevchenkivsky had been treated at the scene, Klitschko said.
Fires broke out in an apartment building in Shevchenkivsky and in a non-residential building in Podilsky, he said, adding emergency services were on site.
A picture posted on the official Telegram channel of Kyiv’s military administration showed a room in a high-rise building with part of its wall blown out, in what it said was the result of falling debris in Darnytsky.
The threat of attack by Russian drones on the city remained, Ukraine’s air force said in a statement.
