The smell of smoke grew stronger as you approached Ukraine's main government building. A day prior, Russian forces hit the Cabinet of Ministers with an Iskander missile, damaging the headquarters of the country's executive authority, engulfing its upper floors in flame. "The fire spread quickly," said Andrii Danyk, head of Ukraine's State Emergency Service, standing in front of the building's scorched walls. The 5-meter-wide hole in what used to be the wall overlooked a roughly 3-meter-wide