Live: Russian Bombardments Kill at Least Two in Kyiv; Switzerland Adopts New Sanctions

Kyiv endured a night of deadly Russian bombardments, with authorities reporting that at least two women were killed and six other individuals injured. The attack occurred early Thursday morning, striking residential areas and causing significant damage.

In the Solomyanskyi district, the upper floors of a nine-story residential building collapsed, igniting a fire. At another location, people were trapped inside a residential building. The Ukrainian capital's military administration confirmed the casualties, stating, "At 1:15 a.m., we knew that six people had been injured. Unfortunately, two women were killed during the enemy attack."

Meanwhile, Switzerland has intensified its measures against Moscow by adopting its 20th sanctions package. This latest round follows the European Union's April sanctions and targets key sectors, including energy. It also restricts certain sensitive exports to Kyrgyzstan and prohibits the use of Russian platforms for cryptocurrency trading or transfers.

In a separate development, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Iryna Moudra, a high-ranking official within the presidential administration. This move comes shortly after the country's anti-corruption bodies announced an operation targeting members of the president's office and a Ukrainian lawmaker. The dismissal signals ongoing efforts to address corruption within the government apparatus.

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At 1:15 a.m., we knew that six people had been injured. Unfortunately, two women were killed during the enemy attack.