Ukraine War: Russia launches more missiles over Kyiv as Moscow moves troops to Bakhmut

Plume of smoke over Kyiv as Russia fires more missiles at the Ukrainian capital.
Plume of smoke over Kyiv as Russia fires more missiles at the Ukrainian capital. Copyright Evgeniy Maloletka/Copyright 2020 The AP. All rights reserved
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Euronews correspondent Sasha Vakulina reports with all the latest updates from the war in Ukraine

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Russia launched its largest attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv over the weekend and then again on Monday morning.

On the 28th of May Russian forces conducted the biggest Shahed drone strike against Ukraine since the start of the full-scale invasion with 59 Shahed drones. 

Ukrainian air defences managed to shoot down more than 40 "air targets," including drones and missiles, that were moving toward Kyiv.

The UK defence ministry said: 

In recent weeks, elements of the 31st Brigade of Russia’s Airborne Forces have likely moved from the Svatove-Kreminna area to reinforce Bakhmut’s flanks.

The transfer of these other Russian units to Bakhmut may further slow Russian efforts in other areas.

Watch Sasha Vakulina's report in the video player below.

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