Ukraine: Zelenskyy says Patriot missile shortage costs lives
At least nine people died, and more than 20 were injured after Russia struck Ukraine's capital with ballistic missiles. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blames a lack of interceptor missiles for the deaths.
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At least nine people died and 23 were injured after Russia struck Ukraine's capital city Kyiv with ballistic missiles overnight, Ukraine's State Emergency Service said on Saturday morning.
The missiles struck several homes and a five-storey residential building, while cars were also set alight.
Four children were among the 23 injured, the emergency service said.
In a post on his Telegram account, Kyiv Mayor Vitaly Klitschko said that several people were trapped in a damaged residential building during the attack.
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