Russia bombs residential area in Ukraine: 28 dead and dozens injured

A Russian bombing has hit a residential area in Ukraine, leaving at least 28 dead and dozens injured, local authorities reported. The attack occurred in a city in the east of the country, where residential buildings were reduced to rubble after the airstrike.

Emergency services are searching through the rubble for survivors, while the death toll could rise in the coming hours. "It's an absolute tragedy. Entire families have been destroyed," said a local official, who called for more international support to address the attacks.

The Ukrainian government has condemned the attack and reiterated its call for the international community to toughen sanctions against Russia and accelerate the delivery of military aid. Meanwhile, the Kremlin has not issued any statements regarding the attack, although it has previously justified its bombing by claiming the presence of military targets in the affected areas.

This latest bout of violence highlights the growing escalation of the conflict, which continues to claim innocent lives while peace negotiations seem increasingly distant.

Rusia bombardea una zona residencial en Ucrania y deja 28 muertos.

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