At least 9 people killed, 42 injuredIncluding three children in an attack by Russian forces on a residential building in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv, near the Polish border.
The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine confirmed the new balance in a statement on its official Telegram account and stated that search and rescue operations continue. Lviv mayor Andrei Sadovi stated that “the street (…) will be closed until the emergency teams remove the rubble and remove all the dead”, adding that there are about 60 apartments and 50 cars. damaged.
Following this information, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky released a video showing “the consequences of a night attack by Russian terrorists”. “Unfortunately, there are dead and wounded (…) Absolutely. there will be an answer to the enemy. He made a strong claim.
Denise Brown, the United Nations humanitarian coordinator for Ukraine, condemned the attack and said, “Humanitarian Law is clear: civilians and civilian infrastructure must be protected,” according to a statement released by her office. “Early this morning, some explosions woke me up in Lviv. Another attack by the Russian Armed Forces caused injuries and deaths, while their houses were heavily damaged by shelling while they were sleeping.”
In that sense, he recalled, “Today’s attack comes just one week after the deadly attack in Kramatorsk and the recent bombings in Kharkov, Sumy and other parts of Ukraine that have caused loss and devastation to people who continue to experience Ukraine’s Horror.” Russia’s Full-Scale War Against Ukraine.” Brown said, “The UN and the humanitarian community will continue to support the people of Ukraine. On behalf of the United Nations and the humanitarian community, I extend my deepest condolences to the grieving families and wish the injured a speedy recovery.”