Russia carries out a large aerial attack on Kyiv that includes use of the Oreshnik hypersonic missile, according to reporting from The Hindu and the Globe and Mail. The attack causes damage across the Ukrainian capital, affecting multiple types of infrastructure. Coverage describes impacts near government offices as well as damage to residential buildings and schools. Both outlets report that the assault results in casualties. The Globe and Mail says dozens of people are injured and at least two are killed, while The Hindu describes the intensity of the aerial assault and notes widespread damage in Kyiv. Together, the reports indicate the strikes occur in a coordinated manner and lead to significant disruption and destruction across different neighborhoods. The accounts presented focus on the immediate effects—damage to buildings and the number of casualties—while providing limited additional detail about targets beyond the locations affected within the city.