In Kyiv, an air alert was declared again following a missile strike: what dangers lie ahead (updated).

In Kyiv and several regions of Ukraine, air raid alerts were declared for the second time in a day. This is due to the threat of ballistic weapon launches from the northeast and drones.

The Ukrainian Air Force reported this. They noted that guided aerial bombs were recorded being launched by tactical aviation into the Sumy region.

Monitoring channels indicate that drones have been spotted in the airspace. One is moving towards the north of Kyiv region, while the other is located in the northern part of Poltava region.

Andrey Kovalenko, head of the Center for Counteracting Disinformation, warns that the enemy has launched missiles at low altitudes. Air defense is operational. Everyone is urged to remain in shelters.

At 09:30, the air raid alert was lifted in some regions.

Recall that earlier, "Telegraph" reported that explosions were heard in Kyiv on the morning of November 13. Russian military forces attacked Ukraine with missiles. The capital came under heavy fire, with the enemy simultaneously using ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and "Shaheds". It is known that the enemy deployed strategic bomber-missile carriers Tu-95MS into the sky. At least seven aircraft took off from the Olenya airbase in Murmansk region, Russia.