A large crater that formed near one of the houses during a night rocket attack on Kyiv on the night of December 13, — this is also a consequence of falling debris.
Speaker of the Air Force Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Yuriy Ignat stated this on the air of the United News telethon.
— Ballistics flies from top to bottom, it must be shot down by a special missile and hit it “head-on”. This should be a very clear hit. However, the warhead of a ballistic missile does not always explode in the air. The missile is hit, it is already knocked off the flight path and simply falls down, and the warhead can explode on the ground. But we must understand that she did not achieve her goal, — he explained.
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Answering the question about why the Russian Federation launches ballistic strikes on the capital at night, Ignat noted that the enemy chooses the time when people are most relaxed.
— The effect of surprise when everyone is asleep. The night factor always influences. To strike unexpectedly while people are relaxed somewhere, the enemy hopes that the Defense Forces may also be relaxed somewhere, but we have no options — 24/7… Therefore, they choose such hours, and will do it as insidiously as possible in order to cause the greatest harm, — summed up the Air Force speaker.
On the night of December 13, the Russian Federation attacked Kyiv with 10 ballistic missiles — all destroyed by air defense forces.
As a result of falling debris, 53 people were injured, including six children. Fortunately, there were no deaths.
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Detritus fell across four districts of the capital. In particular, in Dneprovsky — A fire broke out on the seventh floor of a nine-story building, and about ten cars were engulfed in flames in the courtyard. In addition, the building of one of the children's hospitals was damaged, windows were broken and the central entrance was damaged.
