What weapons did Russia use in the attack on Kyiv?

Russia used missiles and drones to strike Kyiv.

How many people were reported killed?

Ukrainian officials said at least nine people were killed, though some outlets gave lower numbers.

What were rescuers doing after the strike?

Rescuers searched damaged buildings and helped wounded people get to hospitals.

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Russian strikes on Kyiv kill at least nine, Ukraine officials say

First publishedAug 1, 02:06 UTC

Last updatedAug 1, 07:33 UTC · 12m ago

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Answer

Rescuers working outside a residential building damaged in strike on Kyiv on Saturday.

Reported by 6 outlets — NYT Home, BBC World, CBS News, Al Jazeera, Seattle Times. See all sources ↓

Russian forces launched missiles and drones at Kyiv overnight, hitting residential areas. Ukrainian officials said the attack killed at least nine people and injured many others. Rescue workers searched damaged buildings for survivors.

Why it matters

The strike shows the ongoing danger to civilians in Ukraine's capital as the war continues. It also highlights the impact of Russian attacks on urban areas far from the front lines.

In brief

What weapons did Russia use in the attack on Kyiv?: Russia used missiles and drones to strike Kyiv.
How many people were reported killed?: Ukrainian officials said at least nine people were killed, though some outlets gave lower numbers.
What were rescuers doing after the strike?: Rescuers searched damaged buildings and helped wounded people get to hospitals.

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While all outlets reported the missile and drone strike, they differed in emphasis: some highlighted the casualty count, others linked the attack to political comments, and a few focused on rescue work or provided photo galleries.

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BBC WorldAug 1, 04:06Highlights Moscow's escalation of deadly ballistic missile strikes
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NYT HomeAug 1, 07:14Notes attack came hours after Trump backed off air defense pledge
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CBS NewsAug 1, 02:10Reports 4 killed, 15 injured, including two boys aged 13 and 17
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Al JazeeraAug 1, 02:06Describes residents trapped and building catching fire after strike

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