In Kyiv, 52 thousand people spent the night in the metro because of Russia’s strike
In Kyiv, 52 thousand people spent the night in the metro because of Russia’s strike
52.5 thousand residents of Kyiv, including 4.5 thousand children, sheltered at the city’s metro stations during Russia’s massive attack on the night of July 2, the authorities of Ukraine’s capital reported.
As the Kyiv Metro notes, this is the highest figure in the past years of the war. The exact period was not specified.
On the night of July 2, Russian forces launched a massive strike on Ukraine, including Kyiv. City head Vitali Klitschko called this attack the largest of the entire full-scale war. According to the latest data, 21 people were killed and 85 were injured.
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A Night Underground Becomes Civic Routine
In Kyiv, 52.5 thousand sheltered overnight in metro stations.
Civilian life fit underground again.