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Missile attacks destroy infrastructure in Lviv, curfew reduced in Kiev

Politiko 2022-03-28 12:35:30

Missile attacks destroy infrastructure in Lviv, curfew reduced in Kiev

At least five people were reportedly injured over the weekend after two rockets hit Lviv, a city in western Ukraine that had previously been spared from Russia's brutal attack, local officials said.

According to city mayor Andriy Sadovyi, one of the rockets hit a fuel storage facility, causing fire and "significant damage" to the city's infrastructure facilities.

While the mayor of Kiev Vitali Klitschko announced today a slight easing of the curfew in the Ukrainian capital.

Klitschko said: From today, March 28, the curfew will start an hour later and will end an hour earlier. And it will run from 9pm (local 9pm) until 6am. "

Teaching in the capital resumed online today. Klitschko also canceled a plan for a prolonged curfew over the weekend.

 

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