US EditionUkrainian officials say a Russian attack on a village cafe killed 48 people
- At least 51 people, including a six-year-old boy, were killed in a Russian rocket attack on a village cafe and shop in eastern Ukraine. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described it as one of the deadliest attacks in months.
- The attack was condemned as a "demonstrably brutal Russian crime" and a "completely deliberate act of terrorism" by President Zelenskyy. Pictures released by Ukrainian officials show bloodied bodies and emergency workers searching through debris.
- Russia has not responded to the accusations from Kyiv, but Moscow has consistently denied targeting civilians. The UK ambassador to Ukraine and a humanitarian coordinator expressed horror at the attack, calling it barbaric and a war crime.
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Russian strike on cafe kills 51, Ukrainian officials say, as Zelenskyy seeks more Western support
By HANNA ARHIROVA (Associated Press) HROZA, Ukraine (AP) — A Russian rocket blast turned a village cafe and store in eastern Ukraine into rubble Thursday, killing at least 51 civilians in one of the deadliest attacks in the war in months, according to President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other top officials in Kyiv. Rescuers searched for survivors in the remains of the only cafe in the village of Hroza. Body parts were strewn across a nearby childr…
Russia's ambassador to the Vienna Foreign Office quotes
Wegen des verheerenden russischen Raketenangriffs auf das ukrainische Dorf Hrosa ist der russische Botschafter in Österreich, Dmitri Ljubinski, ins Wiener Außenministerium zitiert worden. Generalsekretär Nikolaus Marschik habe am Freitagvormittag ein Gespräch mit ihm geführt, hieß es in einer Mitteilung des Ministeriums. Anlass war der Raketenangriff auf ein Dorf in der Oblast Charkiw, bei dem am Donnerstag mehr als 50 Zivilisten getötet wurden,…
Death toll in Ukraine's Hroza hits 52, UN rights team to investigate
HROZA, Ukraine (Reuters) - The death toll from an air strike on the village of Hroza in northeastern Ukraine rose to 52 on Friday as rescue workers scoured the rubble for bodies after what Kyiv said was one of Moscow's deadliest attacks on civilians since its invasion. Read full story
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