On 15 April, the russian military launched three missile strikes on the Kyiv region.
Oleksandr Pavlyuk, the head of the Kyiv Regional Military Administration, announced it on the air of the telethon, Interfax-Ukraine reports.
"Only today, three missile strikes were carried out on objects in the Kyiv region. We do not deny the possibility of repeated strikes on any objects, and we must be ready for that," he said.
Pavlyuk says that people should postpone their return to the region "for better times".
He stressed that there is still "the danger of the return of the strike group in the direction of Kyiv, which we are preparing for, the danger of mined areas in the deoccupied territories, the possibility of missile strikes by the enemy in Kyiv and throughout Ukraine".
Russia "announced" strikes on Kyiv after the Armed Forces of Ukraine sank "Moscow" – the flagship of the Black Sea Fleet. Ukrainian defenders hit a russian ship by Neptune.
After that, the occupiers fired at the Sumy region for the first time in 10 days, and they also struck the Chernihiv region.