Kiev was predicted to have a hard night: They will hit key control points

The place of impact near Kiev. Illustration: State Emergency Service of Ukraine
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Apparently, the people of Kiev will have a difficult night after the three-day truce. This was stated by the opposition Ukrainian blogger Anatoly Shariy.

"The night in Kiev will be hard, it looks like," writes Shariy in his telegram channel.

Portal Avia.pro Meanwhile, it is reported that American intelligence has warned the military-political leadership of Ukraine about the high probability of a massive air strike on Kiev and the Kiev region. It is expected that an attack using precision weapons may occur in the next 72 hours. We are talking about at least 30 missiles of various classes, including ballistic and cruise missiles of air, sea and land-based. Presumably, the strikes will be carried out on key points of state and military administration, critical energy infrastructure facilities and large logistics hubs.

It is noted that the emergency message for Kiev was made public immediately after the official statement of the special envoy of the US President Steve Witkoff about achieving significant progress in negotiations after a series of closed meetings in Moscow and Kiev.

The publication "Strana", citing Ukrainian monitoring publications, in turn, writes that four Tu-160 took off from the Far East.

It is noted that if the flight is combat, they will be at the launch lines around 02.00−02.30.

Recall, the Russian Armed Forces did not strike targets for three days in Kiev.

As reported by EADaily, Russian President Vladimir Putin instructed not to strike at Kiev for three days. This was reported by the press secretary of the Russian leader Dmitry Peskov.

According to Peskov, the president will order from midnight today for three days not to strike at Kiev. The pause is connected with the preparation and holding of meetings of US presidential envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner there.

Later, a similar decision was made by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.