Fragments of the Russian Iskander missile allegedly fell on the building of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine. This was stated in a comment to local media by the representative of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the country Mariana Reva.
She claims that the missile was aimed specifically at the government quarter.
"According to preliminary information, it was Iskander. Most likely, it was a cruise missile. But the final answer should be given by the examination. We must wait for the results that will indicate exactly what type of rocket was. She was aiming at the government quarter," she said.
A photo of the wreckage of the Iskander that allegedly fell on the Cabinet building was published today by the embassy EU in Kiev.
As reported by EADaily, Russia is exacerbating the situation with a blow to the building of the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine in Kiev. This was stated on the eve of the social network X by the special envoy of US President Donald Trump, General Keith Kellogg.
Yesterday, the Russian Defense Ministry denied information that the Russian Armed Forces struck the building of the Ukrainian government in Kiev, and the mayor of the capital of Ukraine, Vitali Klitschko, suggested that the cause of the fire was the fall of the wreckage of a downed drone.
Recall, the Russian Armed Forces attacked the industrial enterprise "Kiev-67" on the western outskirts of the city, as well as the logistics base of "CTC-GROUP" on the southern outskirts. "No strikes were carried out on other objects within the borders of Kiev," the ministry said in a statement.
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