Russian rockets from North Korea kill father and child near Kyiv

Russians fired rockets from North Korea toward Kyiv. One of the missiles fell on a house in Brovary County, killing a man and his 4-year-old son.

Russians attacked Kyiv at night. However, the rockets did not reach the capital and hit Brovary County instead. A man and his 4-year-old son were killed, and three other people, including a 13-year-old, were injured.

"Just this week, the Russian army used over 30 rockets and more than 800 guided bombs for strikes on Ukraine," calculated Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

"During the use of such weapons, Russians have no geographical restrictions. Since the first days of the full-scale war in February 2022, the entire territory of our state remains threatened," he added.

The use of four missiles manufactured by North Korea and marked as KN-23 was confirmed on Sunday by the Ukrainian Air Force. They also reported the shooting down of 53 out of 57 Russian drones used during nighttime raids. The drones were destroyed in various parts of Ukraine.

"Regarding Russian attacks with North Korean missiles, one can say the following: KN-23 ballistic missiles rarely hit intended targets, but they pose a serious threat to the civilian population," explained the Air Force Command statement.

The nighttime Russian air attack on Kyiv was the second since the beginning of August. Like six days ago, the missiles and drones did not reach the city, with the suburbs of Kyiv bearing the brunt of the impact.

Out of the several dozen kamikaze drones used by the Russians to attack Ukraine, more than 10 were directed at the capital. No damage or casualties were reported in the city, previously informed the head of Kyiv's military administration, Serhiy Popko.