Kyiv hit with ‘multiple explosions’ after Putin accused Ukraine of ‘terrorism’ over Crimean bridge blast

MULTIPLE explosions have been heard in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv this morning. Two blasts rocked the city shortly after 8am local time (6am BST). Not known, clear with picture deskTwo blasts rocked Kyiv shortly after 8am local time (6am BST)[/caption] The BBC reported the missiles have hit more central areas than Russian strikes earlier in the war. Shocking live footage on the BBC earlier showed a missile scream across the sky before smashing into a building. The blasts are the first in the capital for months as the focus of the war has shifted to Eastern regions of Ukraine. The blasts follow overnight attacks in Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia. Most read in World News VLAD 'NUCLEAR' FEARS Putin accuses Ukraine of 'TERRORISM' ahead of crunch meeting today 'ABSOLUTE EVIL' Putin's troops branded 'savages' following brutal Zaporizhzhia attack TOURIST ARREST Brit tourist, 27, 'ordered Majorca hotel worker to perform sex act on him' TOURIST TRAGEDY Pregnant woman & two others killed as tourist boat capsized by wave KNIVES OUT Ukraine claims Putin’s elite guard deployed to Moscow as Vlad fears coup RIDE TRAGEDY Boy, 9, dies after being thrown from mechanical bull in freak accident And they come just a day after President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of “terrorism” after the Crimean Bridge blast. The 12-mile long Kerch Bridge was badly damaged after a truck reportedly exploded, killing three people.