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A “massive attack” by Russia against Ukraine’s capital has killed four people and injured at least eight others, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko has said.<\/p>\n
Drones hit several regions overnight, including Zaporizhzhia, where at least 16 people, including three children, were injured, authorities said.<\/p>\n
Ukraine’s foreign minister said hundreds of drones and missiles had been used in the latest attacks around Ukraine. Russia has not commented. <\/p>\n
On Saturday, Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky warned that Russia would not stop with his country – which is why it was testing European air defences with the recent incursions in several countries belonging to the Nato military alliance.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Russian President Vladimir Putin launched a full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and has been rebuffing international efforts – led by his US counterpart Donald Trump – to end the war. <\/p>\n
“Putin will not wait to finish his war in Ukraine. He will open up some other direction. Nobody knows where. He wants that,” Zelensky said.<\/p>\n
He was speaking hours before the latest Russian barrage began hitting Ukrainian cities. Details are still emerging.<\/p>\n
In neighbouring Poland, jets were scrambled early on Sunday as Russia hit western Ukraine, the Polish armed forces said. <\/p>\n
The Polish military further described the actions – which have become routine since Polish and Nato aircraft shot down three Russian drones<\/a> in Poland’s airspace on 10 September – as preventative.<\/p>\n Moscow denied responsibility after Denmark said drones were flown over its airports. Denmark itself has said the incidents appeared to be the work of a “professional actor”, without specifying who this may be.<\/p>\n Estonia has accused Russia of violating its airspace with warplanes.<\/p>\n After the incursions, Nato launched a mission to bolster its eastern flank.<\/p>\n Trump has gone as far as to say that Nato nations should shoot down Russian planes in their airspace.<\/p>\n He also shifted his position on the Russia-Ukraine war, saying for the first time last week that Ukraine could win all of its land back from Moscow.<\/p>\n