Explosions rock Kyiv, mayor says
By DW
10 October 2022 |
7:36 pm
A central district in the Ukrainian capital was hit by "several explosions." Meanwhile, Russia's president has accused Ukraine of orchestrating the blast on Kerch Bridge.
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