Russian missiles reined on Ukraine yesterday killing at least 30 people.

Ukrainians say it may be the largest aerial attack yet.

And President Zelensky says there will be retribution.

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Stay with us, we've got the news you need to start your weekend. apartment buildings and schools were hit by more than 150 Russian missiles and drones in Ukraine on Friday.

At least 30 people were killed and over 160 were wounded according to Ukrainian officials.

It may also be the largest aerial assault in the war to date and PR's

Alyssa Nadwerni is in Ukraine and has more details from Lviv.

Hi, Lisa.

Hi, Alina.

Alyssa, tell us more about the strikes what Hi, Elina. Elisa.

Tell us more about the strikes, what all happened?

So the attacks were all across the country.

There were some energy infrastructure hit in the east,

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