Russia launches massive missile attack on Ukraine after Putin vowed ‘revenge’ hitting hospital, mall and homes

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RUSSIA launched a wave of missile strikes overnight on cities across Ukraine targeting homes, a hospital and a mall.

The assault comes as furious Putin vowed “revenge” after Ukraine struck a key Russian warship in the occupied Crimean port of Feodosia.

East2WestCities across Ukraine were hit overnight[/caption]

ReutersExplosions were reported in Kharkiv during Russia’s overnight attack[/caption]

@igorsushkoA high-rise building was engulfed in flames after a strike in Lviv[/caption]

Explosions were reported in Kyiv, the city’s mayor Vitali Klitschko said.

Other Ukrainian cities including Kharkiv, Lviv and Odesa were also struck, officials said.

“Today, at five o’clock in the morning, the fascists’ followers hit the peaceful city with S-300 missiles. 10 explosions rang out in Kharkiv. Specialized services quickly arrived at strike spots,” Kharkiv region police said.

Terrifying footage shows a high-rise building in Odesa on fire after being struck by debris from a downed drone.

“As a result of another enemy attack, one of the high-rise buildings was damaged. The fire was promptly extinguished,” mayor Gennady Trukhanov said in a social media post.

The attacks come after the Russian leader sent death squads into occupied Crimea to hunt down anyone working for the resistance and helped Kyiv blitz his warship.

Earlier this week Ukraine launched a British Storm Shadow missile strike that sunk the key Russian landing ship Novocherkassk.

Ukraine has said its air force destroyed the Novocherkassk landing ship, with President Volodymyr Zelensky joking on social media that the vessel had now joined “the Russian underwater Black Sea fleet”.

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