Several blasts were heard on Monday morning in Ukraine’s capital Kyiv, exactly a week after Russian missile strikes, AFP journalists said.
Three blasts occurred between 6:35 am and 6:58 am local time. Air raid sirens sounded shortly before the first explosion, reports BSS.
Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko claimed one of the blasts was in the capital's central Shevchenkivsky district.
"All services are on their way to the spot. Details later. The air alert continues. Stay in shelters!" Klitschko claimed on social media.
On October 10, Russian missiles rained down on Kyiv and other cities across Ukraine in the biggest wave of strikes in months.
The attacks killed at least 19 people, wounded 105 others and sparked an international outcry.
Moscow carried out further strikes on October 11, though on a smaller scale, striking energy installations in western Ukraine far from the front.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said the strikes were in retaliation for an explosion that damaged a key bridge linking Russia to the Moscow-annexed Crimean peninsula.
Bd-pratidin English/Tanvir Raihan
