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Kyiv Declares Day of Mourning After Russian Attack Kills More Than a Dozen
Kyiv has declared July 3 a Day of Mourning after Russia's deadly overnight attack, with flags to be flown at half-staff and all entertainment events canceled.
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bdnews24.com
Russian air strikes kill eight, injure dozens in Ukraine's Kyiv
More than 30 people suffer injuries in one of the heaviest attacks in weeks
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ukrinform.net
Russian attack on Kyiv: Ten dead, 56 injured, over 30 sites damaged
The number of people injured in Russia's massive overnight missile and drone attack on Kyiv has risen to 56, while the capital has suffered extensive destruction. — Ukrinform.
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upi.com
Russia hits Kyiv with massive attack, killing at least 13 - UPI.com
A large Russian attack struck Kyiv overnight and into Thursday morning, killing at least 13 people and wounding many others, officials said.
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pravda.com.ua
Kyiv declares 3 July Day of Mourning after Russian attack
Kyiv has declared 3 July a Day of Mourning for those who were killed in Russia's attack on the capital on the night of 1-2 July. This attack killed at least 13 people.
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unian.net
В Киеве 3 июля объявили днем траура по жертвам самой массированной атаки россиян
В пятницу в столице будут запрещены все развлекательные мероприятия.
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kyivpost.com
Kyiv Declares Day of Mourning After Russian Attack Kills More Than a Dozen
Kyiv has declared July 3 a Day of Mourning after Russia's deadly overnight attack, with flags to be flown at half-staff and all entertainment events canceled.
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rappler.com
Russia bombards Kyiv in major strike, at least 18 people killed
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko announces a day of mourning in Kyiv for July 3. He says that damage was recorded across the entire city of about 3 million people, with some buildings…
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thenationalnews.com
Europe threatens further sanctions after Russia launches 'massive strike' on Kyiv | The National
Day of mourning declared in Ukrainian capital after at least 18 killed as Zelenskyy presses case for renewed defence supplies
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Death toll from Russian attack on Kyiv rises to 23, with 100 injured
The number of people killed in Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv has risen to 23. — Ukrinform.
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channel4.com
Kyiv targeted in deadly Russian strikes
At least 23 people are confirmed to have died with almost 90 others injured after waves of Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv over Wednesday night.
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independent.co.uk
Ukraine war live: Putin and Zelensky vow to escalate fighting after deadliest strike
Kyiv observes a day of mourning after 27 killed, 91 wounded and more than 130 buildings destroyed in deadliest strike
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Death toll from massive strikes on Kiev rises to 30 - World News
Ukraine said on July 3 that the death toll from a massive barrage on its capital had risen to at least 30 people, as both Kiev and Moscow vowed fresh assaults.
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dw.com
Ukraine: Russia strikes kill 4, day of mourning in Kyiv
The overnight strikes by Russia came a day after massive missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, where a day of mourning is being observed.
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Ukraine: Russia strikes kill 4 as Kyiv holds day of mourning
The overnight strikes by Russia came a day after massive missile and drone attacks on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, where a day of mourning is being observed.
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dailysabah.com
Kyiv mourns after deadliest Russian strike of year kills over 30
Rescue crews worked through mountains of rubble in Kyiv on Friday as Ukraine observed a day of mourning following Russia's deadliest attack on the...
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rferl.org
Kyiv Mourns Victims Of Major Russian Drone And Missile Attack
Kyiv residents mourned those killed in a Russian overnight attack on July 2 that marked one of the biggest strikes on the Ukrainian capital this year and left at least 30 people…
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Day of mourning declared in Sumy for victims of Russian airstrike
On July 4, the Sumy community declared a day of mourning for those killed in the Russian airstrike. — Ukrinform.