At least one person died while over 20 were injured as Russia fired over 20 missiles at Ukraine on New Year's Day, Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko informed on Saturday.
The latest attack took place just after midnight on Saturday and has left 30 per cent of the capital without power due to emergency shutdowns.
The new assault set off air raid sirens across the country, and some people in Kyiv took to their balconies shouting “Glory to Ukraine! Glory to the heroes”.
Russia has been attacking vital Ukraine infrastructure since October with barrages of missile and drones, causing sweeping power blackouts as the cold weather bites.
'Russia in league with the devil'
Amid the fresh round of attacks, Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskiy in his New Year address said Moscow was in league with the devil.
Zelenskiy speaking in a video address noted that Russia had also launched attacks at Easter and Christmas.
"They call themselves Christians ... but they are for the devil. They are for him and with him," he said.
At least a dozen people were injured in the attacks. A Japanese journalist was among the wounded and taken to a hospital, Kyiv mayor Vitali Klitschko said.
Zelenskiy in comments addressed to Russian speakers said President Vladimir Putin was destroying Russia's future.
"No one will forgive you for terror. No one in the world will forgive you for this. Ukraine will not forgive," he said, reiterating calls for allies to supply more anti-aircraft and anti-missile systems.
Army chief Valeriy Zaluzhnyi said air defences shot down 12 incoming cruise missiles, including six around the Kyiv region, five in the Zhytomyrskiy region and one in the Khmeltnytskiy region.
