Ukraine's Air Force warned in a series of Telegram posts of a ballistic missile threat from the Voronezh direction, and tracked missiles toward Kyiv Oblast late on 11 November, according to the posts. One alert referred to a threat of ballistic weaponry launched from Voronezh 1.
The Air Force tracked the missiles through Sumy and Poltava regions on a path toward the Kyiv area. Its posts, as described in the available material, gave no casualty or damage figures 1.
Journalists from the Kyiv Independent said on Telegram that they had reported multiple rounds of explosions in the city. The outlet said Russia was attacking Kyiv with ballistic missiles hours after peace talks ended 2. The outlet's reporting indicated the explosions were heard after 1 a.m. local time. Its post did not say what was hit or whether anyone was hurt 2.
The two accounts come from separate outlets, but each is a brief Telegram post. Neither source specifies how many missiles were launched or whether any were intercepted. Russia has not been quoted in the available material.
The alerts followed a series of attacks over the preceding days. Ukraine's air force reported on 10 November a Shahed and missile attack in which it said 124 drones were downed, and a report on 11 November said 144 targets were downed in an overnight attack. Another report that day, which has not been independently confirmed, put the toll of that overnight attack at nine killed and 39 injured.
Separately, drone attacks were reported on the Ust-Luga oil export terminal in Leningrad region and on an oil refinery in Omsk, Russia, in the same period.