Air defense destroyed 478 targets, but Kyiv is in ruins: reaction of famous Ukrainians

Kyiv has been shelled again, and Ukrainian celebrities have taken to social media to express their emotions and share their experiences in response to these terrible events.

On the night of July 4, the Russian army carried out another massive attack on the territory of Ukraine, as a result of which civilian objects and civilians were damaged.

According to Kyiv Mayor Vitaliy Klitschko, Russian troops fired 550 missiles, of which air defense forces destroyed 478. Kyiv suffered significant damage, with residential buildings, medical institutions, schools, and infrastructure destroyed. Officially, 23 victims were reported, 14 of whom were taken to hospitals.

Famous Ukrainians are actively commenting on the tragedy, sharing their impressions and photos from shelters.

Host Lesya Nikityuk, who recently became a mother, described the nights as “terrible,” noting that after the shelling, they did not open the windows but turned on the air purifier.

Actress Anna Salivanchuk also shared her experiences, saying that her children were afraid. She called this night one of the worst in the entire war when hundreds of drones and missiles flew over Kyiv.

Singer Nadia Dorofeeva published a photo from a shelter and noted that it had become a familiar night landscape for her.

Actress Liliya Rebryk shared a morning view of Kyiv, noting what the city looked like after the terrorist attack on civilians.

Nastya Balog also showed her experiences during the alarm, and host Mila Yeremeyeva urged not to disrespect shelters.

Actress Olga Sumska briefly expressed her emotions, saying: “Horror. Kyiv.”

Masha Efrosinina and her son hid in the subway during the shelling, returning from vacation, and producer Elena Mozgova published a photo from the shelter where she was with her daughter.

Showman Timur Miroshnichenko supported everyone, writing to hold on, accompanying his words with a photo from the apartment window.

The stars once again emphasized the terrorist nature of Russia’s actions and expressed condolences to all those affected by the attack.