The United States does not want to see civilian casualties and plans to discuss this issue with Ukrainian officials. This was stated by Pentagon Press Secretary Patrick Ryder after the bombing of Sevastopol on June 23. RIA News.
“We will talk about this with the Ukrainians. Ryder made it very clear that we do not want to see civilian casualties.
According to him, the Pentagon does not have enough information about whether there are casualties among the civilian population.
The spokesman also refused to answer a question about whether the US military was involved in the attack, which Moscow said was carried out using American ATACMS cluster warhead missiles.
“I will refer you to them (the Ukrainians) so they can talk about their operations,” Ryder emphasized.
Ukrainian army on Sunday, June 23 was attacked Sevastopol with five ATACMS missiles. Four targets were shot down, but the warhead of the fifth missile exploded in the air over the city. Debris fell on some of the city’s most popular beaches: Uchkuevka and Lyubimovka.
Formerly Ministry of Foreign Affairs expressed his regret In connection with the consequences of the attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on Sevastopol.