The pounding of the Russians in Ukraine. An explosion was heard in the north of Kiev this morning, and then smoke rose in the sky, an eyewitness told Reuters. There is currently no official information about the incident. At the same time, several Russian missiles hit an aircraft repair factory in the Ukrainian city of Lviv (west) this morning, destroying the facility, said Mayor Andriy Santovi.
The plant was out of order and the bombing did not cause any casualties, he added.
Earlier, the same local official had reported via Facebook that Russian missiles “hit Lviv airport district”, but not the airport itself.
Earlier, Ukrainian television reported three powerful explosions in the city, according to the Athens News Agency.
A French Agency reporter also reported that he saw a thick column of smoke rising in the area and heard the sirens of police cars and ambulances moving towards the site where the explosions were heard.
Lviv remains – comparatively – unscathed from the war so far, but on Sunday, the Russian army bombed a training base in the area, killing at least 30 people, according to Ukrainian authorities.
Russia has set up a no-fly zone over Donbass
In the meantime, the Russia has set up a no-fly zone over the Donbas region in eastern Ukraine, an official from the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic said today, Interfax news agency reported.
Source: News Beast
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