Russia claims it will strike the Kyiv military-industrial complex.
On the 25th local time, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the Russian military will launch a series of strikes against the military-industrial complex in Kyiv, Ukraine, targeting decision-making centers and command posts. The Russian side warned foreign citizens to leave Kyiv as soon as possible and urged the citizens of Kyiv not to approach Ukrainian military and administrative infrastructure.
On the same day, Ukrainian Air Force spokesman Ignat issued a warning, stating that Russia is planning to launch high-intensity airstrikes on Kyiv, while Ukraine currently has a severe shortage of ballistic air defense missile reserves, putting its defensive situation under pressure. (Reporter Cheng Mo from the Central Radio and Television Station)
The Russian Armed Forces plan to conduct a series of airstrikes against the military-industrial complex in Kyiv, targeting decision-making centers and command posts. On the 25th, the Ukrainian Air Force warned of impending high-intensity airstrikes, citing a severe shortage of ballistic missile defense capabilities. Foreign citizens have been advised to evacuate Kyiv, and residents are warned to stay away from military and administrative infrastructure.
- Russian military plans to strike Kyiv's military-industrial complex.
- Targets include decision-making centers and command posts.
- Ukrainian Air Force warns of high-intensity airstrikes.
- Ukraine's ballistic missile defense capabilities are severely lacking.
- Foreign citizens are advised to leave Kyiv.