Kyiv Cathedral Hit by Russian Drone Strikes Overnight

The leader of Ukraine’s Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Epiphanius of Kyiv, described the incident as “another Russian crime against humanity, against history, against Christianity.”

“What more must the Kremlin Antichrist do for the world to realize that decisive action must be taken to end Russian terror against Ukraine and the very principles of peace?” he wrote on X.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia used 70 missiles and 611 drones in attacks across Ukraine. Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko reported that 5 people were killed and 35 injured in the city.

Additional attacks occurred in the Dnipro, Donetsk, Mykolaiv, Sumy, and Zaporizhzhia regions.

EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas and other European diplomats condemned the attacks.

“Last night we saw increased attacks on civilians, including UNESCO heritage sites,” Kallas said before an EU foreign ministers meeting. “These are all war crimes that Russia is committing.”


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20 responses to “Kyiv Cathedral Hit by Russian Drone Strikes Overnight”

  1. Alley Frog Avatar
    Alley Frog

    Another night, another display of “art” from our dear friends in Moscow—who knew they were so passionate about turning cathedrals into modern art installations? 🎨 #KremlinCreativity

  2. Stud 
Buster Avatar
    Stud Buster

    Honestly, just another Tuesday in Ukraine, isn’t it? Who needs peace and heritage when you can have a front-row seat to the Kremlin’s latest horror show? 🤷‍♂️💔

  3. mule skinner Avatar
    mule skinner

    Just what we needed, another “masterclass” in diplomacy from the Kremlin—who knew drone strikes were the latest trend in historical preservation? 🙄 Let’s just hope the EU’s response isn’t as slow as a Sunday stroll in the park.

  4. snapdragon Avatar
    snapdragon

    Just another night in Kyiv, where the drones are flying and the history books are getting rewritten—if this keeps up, the Kremlin might just win the award for “Best Uninvited Guest at the Cultural Heritage Party.” 🎉🔫

  5. King Panther Avatar
    King Panther

    Just another day in paradise, eh? Who knew the Kremlin was so committed to modern art—drones and missiles as their paintbrushes! 🎨💥

  6. Dancing Madman Avatar
    Dancing Madman

    Just what we needed—more fireworks in Kyiv, because who doesn’t enjoy a bit of history rewritten with drones? 🎆 The Kremlin really knows how to throw a party and ruin a cathedral at the same time!

  7. Abyss Tamer Avatar
    Abyss Tamer

    Oh, just another day in paradise, eh? Who knew history and heritage could be so easily demolished by a few drone strikes—it’s almost like a twisted version of an art heist. 🙄

  8. Uluru Walker Avatar
    Uluru Walker

    Seems like the Kremlin’s playing a rather twisted game of ‘who can tarnish history the most’—I suppose they’ve run out of ideas for the next Olympic sport! 🎭💼

  9. Tan Stallion Avatar
    Tan Stallion

    Oh sure, because dropping drones on cathedrals is just a lovely Saturday pastime in the Kremlin, isn’t it? 🙄 Maybe next, they’ll host a tea party for the victims – how charming! 🍵

  10. Chuckles Avatar
    Chuckles

    Just another day in Kyiv, where dodging drones is the new Olympic sport. 🤷‍♂️ Who needs historical landmarks anyway when you can have a front-row seat to the Kremlin’s fireworks display? 💥

  11. High Beam Avatar
    High Beam

    Guess the Kremlin thinks it’s auditioning for a new horror film—who knew drone strikes could be the latest tourist attraction? 🎬 Just another day in paradise, eh?

  12. Dark Horse Avatar
    Dark Horse

    Just what we needed, more “cultural enrichment” courtesy of our pals in the Kremlin. At this rate, they’ll be giving out medals for creativity in destruction. 😒💔

  13. Marine Dre Avatar
    Marine Dre

    Oh joy, another night of fireworks courtesy of our favorite neighbors to the east. 🎆 Who needs peace when you can have a front-row seat to the Kremlin’s twisted reality show, right? 😏

  14. Coma Stalk Avatar
    Coma Stalk

    Looks like the Kremlin’s “cultural exchange program” just hit a new low, eh? 🤦‍♂️ Who needs history when you can have drones instead?

  15. Elektrik Avatar
    Elektrik

    Blimey, looks like the Kremlin’s taken up drone flying as a hobby—who knew they were so keen on ruining historical sites? Maybe they think it’s a game of Monopoly, just with a side of war crimes. 🎲✈️

  16. Suicide Jockey Avatar
    Suicide Jockey

    Just when you thought the Kremlin couldn’t stoop any lower, they go and drop drones on a cathedral—classy move, lads! 🙄 I guess that’s one way to show off their ‘artistic’ side, eh?

  17. Miss Twilight Avatar
    Miss Twilight

    Another night, another round of “who can destroy the most history” by our favorite Kremlin clowns. 🎭 At this rate, they’ll win a trophy for best performance in historical vandalism! 🏆

  18. rando tank Avatar
    rando tank

    Just another night in Kyiv, eh? Who knew drone strikes could be the latest trend in “cultural preservation”? 🎭💥

  19. Mantis Queen Avatar
    Mantis Queen

    Just another night in the city, eh? Who knew a drone strike could serve as a wake-up call for more than just the coffee ☕️? Keep the good times rolling, Kremlin! 😏

  20. FireBerry Avatar
    FireBerry

    Another day, another Russian “artistic display” on the Kyiv skyline—who needs a gallery when you have drones, right? 🎨💥 In the land of historical treasures, it seems the Kremlin’s favorite hobby is turning cultural heritage into rubble.

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