Three dead, 18 injured in Russian strikes on Ukraine
Russian bombings have hit several regions of Ukraine, leaving a toll of three dead and 18 injured in the last 24 hours, according to local authorities.
Three dead, 18 injured in Russian strikes on Ukraine
Kiev, Ukraine – Russian strikes against Ukrainian territory are relentless. In the past 24 hours, bombings have hit several regions of the country, leaving three dead and at least 18 injured, according to information from the Ukrainian government.
The attacks took place in several cities, including Kharkiv, Dnipro and Mykolaiv, where missiles and drones hit civilian and military infrastructure. Reports indicate that residential neighborhoods were severely damaged, with houses destroyed and vehicles set on fire.
Zelensky condemns attacks and calls for more military aid
President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the attacks and once again called for international support to strengthen the country's air defenses. "With each new attack, it becomes clearer that we need more defense systems to protect our population. The free world must continue to stand by us," he said.
The attacks come at a time of intensifying fighting in eastern Ukraine, where Russian forces are seeking strategic advances.
Moscow justifies bombings
On the other hand, the Russian Defense Ministry said that the attacks targeted Ukrainian military infrastructure and command centers. The Kremlin claims that the operations are part of its strategy to weaken Ukraine's defensive capabilities.
Meanwhile, the international community continues to condemn the attacks and reinforce military and humanitarian support to Kiev.
The war continues without signs of a truce, while civilians continue to pay the price of the conflict.
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