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Putin's army sets Zelensky's headquarters ablaze; explosions, fire and smoke engulf Kyiv
A child killed and several injured in Kyiv by Russian missiles and drones. Damage to housing and warehouses. Zelensky condemns the attacks and NATO warns over Kaliningrad.
Russia launched another wave of missiles and drones against Kyiv, leaving a child dead and several people injured, with damage to homes, warehouses and cars. Moscow also claims to have struck military positions in the Kharkiv region with Su-34 fighter-bombers.
Russia launched another wave of missiles and drones against **Kyiv**, lighting up the night sky of the Ukrainian capital with explosions and fires. Ukrainian officials reported the death of a child and several people injured. Damage affected homes, warehouses, cars and other infrastructure.
## Jet-powered drones and NATO warning
The attacks came as Russia intensified its actions against **Kyiv** and other Ukrainian cities. Faster jet-powered drones were used. Ukrainian President **Volodymyr Zelensky** condemned the attacks.
**NATO** accused Moscow of what it called "irresponsible nuclear rhetoric" in relation to Kaliningrad.
## Su-34s and FAB bombs in Kharkiv
According to the Russian Defence Ministry, **Su-34** fighter-bombers struck Ukrainian military positions in the **Kharkiv** region. Moscow says **FAB-500** and **FAB-1500** bombs were used against drone command posts and a temporary deployment area of Ukraine's 81st Independent Airmobile Brigade.
The Ministry released footage it said shows the attacks.
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