Good evening. It has not been a quiet night here in Kiev. Just a short distance east

for our location. We heard two large explosions tonight. According to Ukraine's foreign minister,

they were from Russian cruise missiles. Russian no longer has troops in the area, but those

kind of missiles can be launched from a distance, sometimes from over the border in Belarus.

At least one landed in a residential neighborhood, say authorities, and appears to have done

serious damage to an apartment building. We don't know how many people were hurt there.

Reports are as many as 10 were injured, but the video does appear to show someone or something

being carried away, and what looks to be a makeshift stretcher.

Ukraine's foreign minister says the attack happened with you in Secretary General Antonio

Griteris still in the capital. Earlier in the day, the Secretary General visited Buccia

and Bornyanka, both sites of widespread atrocities during the Russian occupation.

Tonight, Ukraine's President Zelensky said that investigators have already identified 10

Russian servicemen as suspects in connection with killings in Buccia. President Zelensky

said their names are known and vowed to find them, and anyone else responsible for atrocities

in the invasion. Of course, the war goes on. American defense officials say that Russian

forces have made some progress in the east, and they've seen signs they are getting somewhat

better at certain operational and logistical skills. That said, Western officials familiar

with the latest intelligence say it's not clear the Moscow will be able to implement

changes needed to dominate there. They are, however, trying to impose whatever political

and economic control they can in places that they do occupy. In Harrison today, a newly

installed Russia-friendly official said the city would begin to use the Russian rubble

as the official currency. Russian forces are also threatening local educators and replaced

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