Russia strikes Ukraine’s Kyiv in fresh wave of attacks

Oct 7 (Reuters) – Russia struck ​the Ukrainian capital of ‌Kyiv in the early hours of ​Wednesday, damaging buildings ​and warehouses across the ⁠city, Mayor Vitali ​Klitschko said on ​Telegram, as Moscow keeps up nearly daily round-the-clock attacks.

Explosions ​were heard ​in the city, a Reuters ‌witness ⁠said.

A separate air strike on Ukraine’s southeastern city of ​Dnipro has ​damaged ⁠an industrial facility, the regional ​governor Oleksandr ​Hanzha ⁠said on the Telegram messaging app, ⁠without ​giving details.

Reporting ​by Jekaterīna Golubkova in Tokyo; ​Editing by Clarence Fernandez