Russia Resumes Attacks on Kyiv After 3-Day Ceasefire, Escalating Ukraine Conflict
Russian forces launched a renewed large-scale attack on Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, early on September 8, three days after a ceasefire agreement. The assault resulted in at least two deaths and seven injuries, with multiple buildings damaged. The ceasefire had been observed during the visit of US envoys to Moscow and Kyiv.
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