Explosions Rock Kyiv Amid Nato Summit as Russia Intensifies Attacks

A series of explosions hit Kyiv early Wednesday as Russia continues its barrage on the Ukrainian capital during the Nato summit in Turkey. Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported strikes triggered fires in two districts, with warehouses ablaze in one and a non-residential building in another. Two people were injured, one requiring hospitalization. Klitschko warned residents to stay in shelters, stating the enemy is attacking with ballistic missiles. The attack follows Russian strikes on Monday that killed 30 people in Ukraine, including multiple missile hits on Kyiv. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky, in Ankara for the Nato summit, urged backers to enhance air defense support amid shortages of interceptors.