US EditionRussian Missile Strikes Kill At Least 12 in Kryvyi Rih Ukraine Reports
- A missile strike in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, resulted in the deaths of 18 people, including nine children, and left 62 injured, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
- US Ambassador Bridget Brink expressed horror at the missile strike, noting that it resulted in more than 50 injuries and 16 fatalities, including six children.
- Zelenskyy criticized the US Embassy for failing to directly name Russia as responsible for the attack, calling their reaction "weak" and "surprising."
- Regional governor Serhii Lysak confirmed the death toll and noted that about 62 individuals were wounded in the attack.
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Russia attacks Zelenskyy's hometown, killing 9 children in Ukraine
A Russian missile struck a playground in Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's hometown of Kryvyi Rih on Saturday, killing nine children.The United Nations described it as Russia's deadliest attack on Ukrainian children since the war began three years ago.The Russian Defense Ministry claimed the intended target was a meeting of Ukrainian commanders at a nearby restaurant. However, security camera footage reportedly shows no military personne…
In recent days, Russian strikes on Ukrainian territory have increased. With the death of 18 people in Krivyi Rir and one person in Kiev last week in these attacks, the inhabitants are fully exposed.
By the impact of an Iskander M rocket with cluster munitions in the middle of a residential area of the Ukrainian city of Krivij Rih, 20 people, nine of them children and young people, were killed on Friday night. 75 people were injured. UN Human Rights Commissioner Volker Türk spoke of the most deadly blow against children since the beginning of the Ukraine war. What does Russia's military want to achieve with such attacks?
Two days after a strike on the home town of Volodymyr Zelensky, which killed 20 people, the inhabitants of the Saksahanskyi district are divided between incomprehension and anger.
It is an "unimaginable horror" that has just taken place in Ukraine, says the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights. President Zelenskyy is calling for greater pressure from the US, Europe and the rest of the world against Russia.
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