Ukraine said it has evidence of Iranian instructors training Russians to fly drones used in attacks so damaging that Kyiv’s mayor urged residents to consider temporarily leaving the city
Kyiv mayor urges residents to consider leaving capital after Moscow’s strikes crippled infrastructure
A Ukrainian serviceman stands at a destroyed bridge near the border with Russia in the Kharkiv region.KYIV, Ukraine—Ukraine said it has evidence of Iranian instructors training Russians to operate drones used to hit civilian targets across the country in attacks so damaging that the capital’s mayor urged residents to consider temporarily leaving the city.
Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko advised residents to stock up on essentials such as water, charged batteries, food supplies and warm clothing, warning that
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