Russian Missiles Strike Kyiv, Killing 20 Including Children’s Hospital Attack

Russian Missiles Strike Kyiv, Killing 20 Including Children’s Hospital Attack

In a devastating escalation of the Ukraine conflict, Russian missiles targeted multiple cities on Monday, resulting in at least 20 deaths, including a tragic strike on a children’s hospital in Kyiv. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that the attacks involved over 40 missiles across five cities, causing widespread destruction and casualties.

The assault in Kyiv struck the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital, where rescuers frantically searched through debris from a partially collapsed wing. The extent of casualties at the hospital remained uncertain as emergency crews and volunteers worked tirelessly amid the chaos.

President Zelenskyy condemned the attacks, emphasizing the need for global condemnation and action against Russia’s aggression. “It is very important that the world should not be silent about it now and that everyone should see what Russia is and what it is doing,” Zelenskyy asserted on social media.

The missile strikes also targeted other Ukrainian cities, including Kryvyi Rih, where an additional 10 people lost their lives and dozens were injured in what local officials described as a massive attack. Reports of explosions and damage surfaced in Ukraine’s central Dnipropetrovsk region, underscoring the widespread impact of the bombardment.

The attacks coincide with a crucial NATO summit in Washington, where leaders are set to discuss strategies to support Ukraine and counter Russian aggression. The international community’s response to these attacks will likely shape future efforts to stabilize the region amid Europe’s gravest conflict since World War II.

In Kyiv, the strikes caused significant structural damage, with reports of entire buildings being destroyed and fires ignited by falling debris. The Ukrainian air force confirmed the use of advanced Kinzhal hypersonic missiles, known for their high speed and difficulty to intercept, marking one of the fiercest bombardments of the Ukrainian capital in recent months.

Kyiv Mayor Vitalii Klitschko highlighted ongoing assessments of the attack’s aftermath as emergency services and volunteers continued their rescue efforts amidst the ongoing threat. The resilience and response of Kyiv’s residents and emergency teams underscored their determination to endure and rebuild amid relentless attacks.

As the situation unfolds, international pressure mounts on Russia to cease hostilities and engage in meaningful dialogue to resolve the crisis, while Ukrainians brace for further challenges in the face of escalating violence and destruction.

Associated Press

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