Russian strikes on Kyiv injure 20, including two children

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Russia launched fresh strikes on Kyiv and the surrounding region, injuring at least 20 people according to Ukrainian officials. Among the wounded were two children, highlighting the civilian toll of the ongoing attacks. Rail workers were among those hit in the assault, disrupting infrastructure in the capital. The strikes represent another escalation in Russia's aerial campaign targeting Ukraine's capital city.

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