Ukraine War: Aftermath of seven-hour barrage of Russian missile strikes

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Ukraine War: Aftermath of seven-hour barrage of Russian missile strikes



I was aware the missiles struck and it caused fire. Set this car ablaze. Pretty much this one has burnt itself out. Some of the others have gone up in flames as well. And these things have been. All these type of incidents have been going on for months and months now. There has been a bit of a lull in recent weeks.

The Ukrainian military says that about, well, at least 80 rockets were fired at Ukraine. Among some cruise missiles, 34, the air force say, were taken out. Now, some of these incidents are actually because of the air defence systems. They actually either hit the rocket, perhaps it doesn't explode, or their own rockets come down to earth. Quite a lot of people, at least six people, have died in this incident. They say it's across all of the country. And that is what the Russians are trying to do.

They're not actually aiming for residential areas like this to try to hit the energy infrastructure. And this is sort of the collateral damage of war. We ask local people, you know, are they getting used to it after all this time? And the simple fact is they're not. They're actually really, really angry, but they're not getting used to it. And a number of people say they live here and they are scared all the time because in the very early hours of the morning this type of thing happens. However, I've yet to meet anyone who says that their resistance won't continue. Nobody's calling for Ukraine to do anything but continue fighting Russia.



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