3.After "a public reaction," Google representatives contacted the Ukrainian side, and the company is already working on fixing the issue, Kovalenko said in a later update on social media.The official previously complained that his department had been trying to reach the U.S.-based corporation Google to fix the problem quickly but did not receive an immediate response."In the future, we will also talk about how to solve any (similar) problems quickly," Kovalenko added in the later post.He also said that "the Russians are already actively sharing these pictures" without revealing any further details about the images' content.As drone strikes surge, Russia’s next mass missile attack on Kyiv likely imminent, experts and weary residents sayRussia’s aerial attacks against Kyiv have changed dramatically in recent weeks, becoming far more frequent yet far less destructive.