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However, Oleksandr Pavliuk, a Kyiv-based commander in the Ukrainian army, said the explosions in Kyiv were not caused by Russian attacks.
“The explosions are not connected with the threat from the air or air defense, as well as with any military actions,” Pavliuk wrote on Telegram.
“If there was a threat – you would have heard the alarm. The cause of the explosions will be reported separately.” >

Well... That's slightly alarming. >

Ok I’m confused can someone explain why this is news? I mean there is a war going on I’d expect attacks on cities and powerful explosions. Not saying this isn’t horrible and sad and unnecessary but how is it something new like isn’t this happening every day?