The representative of the presidential office, Kyrylo Tymoenko, who was reported by Ukrainian media, reported the event on social media.
Tymoenko writes that Neptune attacked the regional center and its buildings with missiles. One of the rockets fell near a five-story residential building. Fragments of broken windows injured five people, including two children, ages nine and fifteen. The children were taken to the hospital. The supporting structure of the house was not damaged.
A Dal missile hit a company on the outskirts of Zboro, wounding Lt. Cdr. According to Tymoenko, the injured were not phlegmatic, and rescuers intervened to avenge.
Civilian, residential and industrial buildings were damaged. We received information about several light days in the morning, Oleksandr Staroch wrote on social media of the regional news agency.
The city council secretary, Anatoly Kortjev, added in another post that the number of injured people are receiving medical assistance. At the point of contact, he said, people can call for help on community buses.
At least once in a lifetime, the Kherson hospital in southern Ukraine was awarded by the Russian Air Force, the regional news agency Yaroslav Janivi reported. Dvi reported that three civilians were killed and 14 wounded by Russian fire on Sunday.
According to Oleh Sinhopov, governor of the Kharkiv region, the hospital turned out to be the Lukobyansk hospital, where two people were injured, a 41-year-old man and a 65-year-old woman.
On Saturday, Russian missiles destroyed nine houses in the Ukrainian Dnipro River, causing heavy losses in lives. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian military has confirmed 40 killed, and the councils are still moving.
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On Monday, the local regional news agency Valentin Reznenko said the number of Russian forces hit nine houses in Ukraine’s Dnipro region, rising to 35. He added that the fate of another 35 people remains unclear.
Rescue said that at night rescuers rescued several dead people from under the rubble of a multi-storey house that had been hit by a Russian missile. According to him, 39 people managed to save themselves, and 75 people were injured, including 14 children. The two children did not pay. The post-victim pattern continues, Rezenko added.
The Russian painting hit a nine-storey house with 16 entrances, in which 1,700 people live. The flow completely destroyed 72 apartments and damaged another 230. Moscow has not officially responded to the impact of the apartment building in Dnipro, 400 kilometers southeast of Kyiv.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, all targets planned during Saturday’s wave of airstrikes over Ukraine were hit. On Sunday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in his usual video address in Russian, turned on the Russians, accusing them of being a coward with a vengeance.
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According to Timonko, the children’s hospital in Kherson, in the south of the country, was bombed by Russian forces. Rusov according to the horror of the Khersonsk hospital. This time they destroyed the children’s room. He said they broke about 30 windows in the Newborn Tractor Building. He added that the building is empty and there is no information about anyone being injured.
In another district in Kherson, the Russian grants sent an internment and an apartment building in which, according to tradition, a person had died. Janovi later added that this woman died of her injuries caused by heatstroke.
According to him, on Sunday, the Russians bombed the Kherson region ninety times, 21 of which were fired upon in Kherson, where the Russians mentally bombed the headquarters of the Red Army, the city hospital, and the rehabilitation center for disabled children. He added that the dead and wounded 14 civilians are taking care of Sunday’s hospital.
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