Russia Pledges to 'Never' Run Out of Rockets After Launching Massive StrikeRussia's Ministry of Defense pledged that it will "never" run out of missiles after the country launched a barrage of missiles in Ukraine earlier on Thursday amid the ongoing war in the Eastern European country."We will never run out of Kalibrs," the ministry said on Telegram in an apparent reference to the missile strikes it launched in Ukraine as a response to an explosion on the Kerch bridge connecting the Taman Peninsula of Krasnodar Krai in Russia to with the Crimean peninsula, which Moscow annexed in 2014.Ukraine has been heavily struck by Russian missiles on Thursday as Russian President Vladimir Putin's army targeted some Ukrainian cities, including Kyiv, Lviv near the Poland boarder, and the southwestern city of Odesa.The missile strikes impacted other cities as well with Lviv's Mayor Andriy Sadovyi saying on Telegram that 90 percent of the city plunged into a power outage because the missiles destroyed an energy facility.Meanwhile on Thursday, the fragments of one missile struck a residential building in Odesa, according to Governor Maksym Marchenko, but no casualties were reported, according to Reuters."