Russian ballistic missile strikes Kyiv arms exhibition, killing at least 10, injuring 100
Published by The Kyiv Independent
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People 6
Yuriy Ignat Vitalii Klitschko Valentyna Savitska Serhii Beskrestnov Ihor Solovey Ruslan Kravchenko
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TASS Ukrainian Air Force State Security Administration Ukrainian Council of Defense Industry Volodymyr Zelenskyy
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At least ten people have been killed, and more than 100 others injured after a Russian ballistic missile strike on Kyiv hit an arms exhibition taking place in the capital on July 24
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Kravchenko said that his office had opened two criminal investigations, including into a possible violation of the laws and customs of war, as well as possible negligence in organizing and holding the event.
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The attacks were brutal on civilians and the Russians must be held accountable.
"These were brutal attacks on civilians, and the Russians must be held accountable for them.
Russia has long abandoned any regard for international norms and for human values,"
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The event was taking place at a training ground near Kyiv along the Zhytomyr Highway.
Presidential advisor Serhii "Flash" Beskrestnov told the Kyiv Independent that the event was taking place at a training ground near Kyiv along the Zhytomyr Highway, adding that there were "injured and killed."
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The strike occurred at a private sports complex.
Yuriy Ignat, spokesperson for the Ukrainian Air Force, later said the strike occurred at a private sports complex.
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No details about the event or its location were publicly available before the attack.
"No details about the event or its location" were publicly available before the attack, with the invitation shared only through closed industry channels and appearing online only afterward, a spokesperson for the Ukrainian Council of Defense Industry told the Kyiv Independent.
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Neither the invitation nor the registration link disclosed the venue.
the spokesperson said that "neither the invitation nor the registration link disclosed the venue."
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The council said in a post on social media that "an enemy missile strike occurred in the Kyiv region at a location where representatives of the Ukrainian defense industry were present."
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Kremlin-controlled news agency TASS cited the Russian Defense Ministry as saying that Ukrainian drone developers, representatives of Ukraine's Unmanned Systems Command, and members of the country's special services were at the facility in Kyiv that was struck.
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One of the victims was later revealed to be a communications official for Ukraine's State Security Administration (UDO).
Valentyna Savitska, head of international cooperation and strategic communications at UDO, was killed in the attack against Kyiv Oblast on July 24, her husband Ihor Solovey announced on social media.
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Ihor Solovey announced on social media that his wife Valentyna Savitska was killed.
her husband Ihor Solovey announced on social media.
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Air-raid sirens rang out around 11:20 a.m., with Ukraine's Air Force reporting Russian missiles heading to the Ukrainian capital.
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Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klitschko reported explosions in the city a few minutes later.
A few minutes later, Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klitschko reported explosions in the city.
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On July 19, 25 ballistic missiles were launched in a single night on Kyiv, in what President Volodymyr Zelensky described as one of the largest mass uses of the weapon during the full-scale war.
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On top of its regular menu of Iskander ballistic missiles and various cruise missiles — including the hypersonic Zircon model — Russia has reportedly also begun using missiles from its S-400 air defense system, repurposed for attacking ground targets.
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Questions were raised on Ukrainian social media about the event's security.
On Ukrainian social media, questions were already being raised about the event's security.
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"I don't even know how to comment on this… What else needs to happen for there to finally be some awareness of the possible consequences of such actions?" one popular Telegram monitoring channel posted.
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- What security failures allowed the Russian missile strike near Kyiv to occur?
- Who was responsible for the missile strike on the Kyiv arms exhibition?
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