Russian ballistic missiles slam Kyiv after Zelensky warns of mass attack

On November 6, Kyiv was struck by a series of Russian ballistic missiles shortly before 11 p.m., following a warning from President Zelensky about impending attacks. The Ukrainian Air Force reported at least six missiles targeting the city, causing explosions and prompting an all-clear signal about 30 minutes later. However, another alert sounded shortly before midnight. Outside Kyiv, a drone attack in Boryspil district resulted in a fire and injuries to one resident. Zelensky had previously indicated that intelligence suggested a significant Russian strike on infrastructure was imminent, likely affecting bridges and energy facilities. Kyiv has faced ongoing assaults, particularly on its power grid, leading to severe energy shortages and infrastructure issues as winter approaches.