Explosions in central Kyiv, and the Ukrainian capital is jolted from sleep — if it wasn’t already half awake, anticipating another attack. Air defense audible and going to work on what appear to be incoming Russian missiles. Another long, loud and sleepless night.
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Rumors confirmed: missile attack on Kyiv ongoing
Rumours were right. Another missile attack on Kyiv is happening right now.
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Ballistic missiles reach Kyiv, intercepted within 10 minutes
Less then 10 minutes it took the ballistic missiles to arrive to Kyiv and to be intercepted
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Ukrainian artillery destroys Russian BMP-2 near Robotyne
Ukraine's 44th Separate Artillery Brigade destroyed a Russian BMP-2 infantry fighting vehicle near Robotyne, Zaporizhzhia Oblast
— Euromaidan Press (@EuromaidanPress) 1 juin 2023
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Explosions reported in Kyiv, many sounds heard
Many sounds of explosions !!!!!!!! Kyiv!
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Air defense active in Kyiv
Air defense is working in Kyiv right now
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Another air raid in Kyiv amid explosions
Another air raid in Kyiv – distant rumbles of air defence on the city outskirts, surface to air missiles streaking up into the sky, now several loud explosions.
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Belgorod governor reports attack on Shebekino, two injured
Governor claims Russia's Belgorod Oblast attacked overnight. Governor of Russia's Belgorod Oblast Vyacheslav Gladkov said on Telegram overnight on June 1 that the city of Shebekino had been attacked. Two civilians sustained injuries and have been treated at a local hospital.
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Air strike alert sounds in Kyiv now
Air strike alert sounds in Kyiv now.
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US debt deal won’t limit Ukraine aid, official says
The US bipartisan deal to avert a debt default won’t constrain the Biden administration’s ability to provide more aid for Ukraine, a WH official told Bloomberg. Official says Congress can still fund arms via supplementals