A Russian Missile Slammed Into a House in Ukraine. Four Children Are Among the Dead
- On Thursday, a Russian Iskander ballistic missile struck a home in Radushne, Dnipro Region, where rescuers recovered six bodies from the rubble as authorities believed 10 people were inside.
- The strike occurred during a massive Russian aerial assault involving more than 70 missiles and 280 drones, which President Volodymyr Zelensky described as evidence of a 'critical shortage of air defense missiles from our partners.'
- Kateryna Chernysh, a neighbor, described the Voronovs as devout Christians and 'an exemplary family,' adding, 'They raised their children to help one another and communicate with each other.'
- Authorities continue searching for four missing victims and warn DNA testing may be necessary to identify remains; victims included the grandson of an eldest son serving in the Ukrainian military.
- Contrary to evidence of the destroyed home, the Russian Ministry of Defense claimed attacks targeted military sites; the Iskander missile carries up to 700 kilograms of explosives and is difficult to intercept without US-made Patriot systems.
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The house hit in full by an Iskander missile in the region of Kryvyi Rih. Artem and Olena had ten children: the eldest fights at the front, two brothers were abroad. Survived a grandson of 18 months and other family members
Matviy Voronov's message reeks of desperation. "Is anyone from the Voronov family still alive? Perhaps someone has seen them?" he asked in a group chat on Thursday…
In the massive raids of last night, an Iskander-M razed to the ground the building in Rudushne where they lived. With them also disappeared a grandson. To rebuild their history is the dramatic testimony of another son living in Poland and seeing the images asked on social media: "Do you know if anyone survived?"
A Russian missile slammed into a house in Ukraine. Four children are among the dead
Matviy Voronov’s message reeks of desperation. “Is anyone from the Voronov family alive? Maybe someone has seen them?” he asked in a local community group on Thursday, after learning that Russia hit his home village in southern Ukraine with a ballistic missile.
In the village of Radushno, in Dnipropetrovsk province, a Russian missile strike killed members of a family — a father, a mother, and several of their children.
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