Overview
- A Russian missile hit a five-story residential building in Kyiv early on August 28, collapsing part of the roof and exposing interiors.
- Authorities reported 13 deaths in that building, including four children, as rescue teams evacuated wounded residents from the site.
- Kyiv officials later put the citywide toll at at least 21 dead and 48 injured after overnight missile and drone attacks that damaged nearly 100 structures, including a shopping mall.
- The United Kingdom condemned the large-scale strike as beyond words and decried damage to the British Council’s building.
- Britain summoned Ambassador Andrey Kelin, and French President Emmanuel Macron denounced the assault as a cruel attack.