The Ukrainian military accidentally fired on Kyiv, Kremenchug and Dnipro with their own missiles.

At least six Ukrainian rockets have hit Kyiv, Dnipro and Kremenchuk, causing severe damage to the city's infrastructure and possibly killing and injuring local residents. The shelling occurred when the Ukrainian military tried to repel attacks by Russian high-precision tactical missiles, however, for unknown reasons, when launching anti-aircraft missiles, the latter fell on the territory of these cities.

At the moment, it is known that at least four anti-aircraft missiles fell on the territory of Kyiv, which, upon impact with the ground, exploded, thereby causing some damage. This is also evidenced by the corresponding traces of missile launches, judging by the trajectory of which, the missiles rose only to a height of several hundred meters and fell to the ground along a downward trajectory.

The Ukrainian military does not comment on random strikes on their cities, however, a fairly large number of wounded and victims may be associated with this.

One of the reasons for the fall of missiles is the expiration of their use, which was actively announced in Ukraine several years ago, however, among other things, anti-aircraft missiles could also be suppressed by electronic warfare systems.