Vitalii Klitschko

Russian President Vladimir Putin said on Sunday he hoped the West "heard" his warning about the danger of a direct war with NATO if it allowed Ukraine to use long-range weapons against Russia.

Putin made the initial threat in September after Britain and the United States mulled letting Kiev use long-range arms against Russian targets, warning this would put NATO "at war" with Moscow.

As he stated, he ended up in the shelter because of the air raid alarms that went off all over Kyiv.
''Starting my morning in the shelter as air alarms are sounding across Kyiv. This is the daily reality of the brave Ukrainian people, since Russia launched its illegal aggression'', Borrell posted on X platform.

According to the first information, three powerful explosions caused by drones, most likely of Iranian production, were heard first. The explosions were heard consecutively around 6:35, 6:45 and 6:58 local time.
The mayor of Kyiv, Vitalii Klitschko, announced around 7:30 a.m. that Kyiv had been attacked again.