In more than two months of war in the Ukrainian capital, more than 100 people have been killed and 435 civilians wounded, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko said on Telegram Friday.

"Kyiv continues to be in the enemy's crosshairs. Yesterday's attack, missiles into peaceful homes, is evidence of this. Rescuers removed the rubble from a high-rise building in Shevchenkivsky district. It is new and not very populated yet, so there were few inhabitants. Thank God, no one was killed. But there were casualties. Four people are hospitalized. All in all, 435 civilians were wounded during the two months of the barbarian invasion of the capital by Russia. Slightly more than 100 were killed, including four children," Klitschko said.