Au moins cinq explosions ont retenti aux premières heures de samedi à Kiev, où les autorités ont averti d'une attaque de missiles russes, selon des journalistes de l'AFP sur place.
Les sirènes d'alerte aérienne ont commencé à retentir plusieurs minutes après la première explosion, ont rapporté ces journalistes. "L'ennemi attaque la capitale avec des missiles. Veuillez rester dans des lieux sûrs!" a écrit sur Telegram le chef de l'administration militaire de la capitale, Tymour Tkatchenko.
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