RT by @mikenov: RT by @mikenov: ‼️UKRAINE || 21 DEAD, 85 WOUNDED AS RUSSIA NAMES WHAT IT HIT IN KYIV’S DARKEST NIGHT EVER Kyiv — With Zelensky AWOLed, the Ukrainian despot’s city woke up under rubble, smoke and sirens after what is now reported as the largest Russian strike on the Ukrainian capital. The human toll is grim — 21 dead, 85 wounded — while Moscow has now published its own list of what it says was hit. And it was not the usual vague war effort infrastructure line. According to the Russian MoD, the strike was retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on civilian infrastructure inside Russia and was carried out with long-range air-, land- and sea-based precision weapons, plus attack dron

‼️UKRAINE || 21 DEAD, 85 WOUNDED AS RUSSIA NAMES WHAT IT HIT IN KYIV’S DARKEST NIGHT EVER
Kyiv — With Zelensky AWOLed, the Ukrainian despot’s city woke up under rubble, smoke and sirens after what is now reported as the largest Russian strike on the Ukrainian capital.

The human toll is grim — 21 dead, 85 wounded — while Moscow has now published its own list of what it says was hit.

And it was not the usual vague war effort infrastructure line.

According to the Russian MoD, the strike was retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on civilian infrastructure inside Russia and was carried out with long-range air-, land- and sea-based precision weapons, plus attack drones.

Moscow says the targets were Ukraine’s defence industry, fuel and power sites in Kyiv and the Kyiv region, as well as military airfield infrastructure across Dnepropetrovsk, Poltava, Cherkassy, Chernigov and Kyiv regions.

In the capital itself, Russia says it hit Radionics — described by Moscow as a key scientific and production base for control systems used in Flamingo cruise missiles, Fire Point missiles, Neptune-MD missiles and the Klon air-defence project.

It also names Athlon Avia, the Antonov Serial Production Plant, the Kyiv Radio Plant and TRIMEN-UKRAINE — sites Moscow links to Lyuty long-range drones, Magura attack UAV’s, tank optics, UAV components, air-defence electronics, electronic warfare and aviation equipment.

Then Russia’s war ministry published hit targets from the logistics and fuel list.

MLP-Chaika — the giant 1,140,000 square ft warehouse complex on Kyiv’s edge — is named by Russia as a storage site for long-range drones, warheads, ammunition and imported components.

The KIEV-3 fuel depot, operated by Grand-Terminal, is named as a diesel supply hub for Kyiv garrison units, including air defence.

Gas distribution stations in Kyiv and the region were also listed, with Moscow saying they supported defence enterprises.

So the morning story is brutal on both sides of the paper.

Ukraine counts the dead.

Russia counts the targets.

And Kyiv burns, burns and burns again.
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— @bloombergbell Jul 2, 2026