Russia launched missiles and drones at apartment buildings in Kyiv for the second time in a week Monday, killing at least 14 people just before a key NATO summit, authorities said.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the alliance to take "strong decisions" on boosting Ukraine's air defenses following the strike, which came just days after another Russian attack killed more than 30 people in Kyiv.
The European Union also said that Ukraine needs air defense reinforcements.
The morning strike punched a crater into a multi-storey apartment block in the Ukrainian capital, ripping its top floors into two.
More than 10 explosions were reported during a ballistic missile alert during the night, with flashes in the sky as the blasts rang out.
