22 people died – after a dangerous attack on the railway station in Ukraine, Zelensky announced VIDEO
At least 22 people were killed and 50 injured in a Russian missile attack on a train station in central Ukraine. The first information was about 15 dead, but later the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense announced that the number of dead rose to 22.
“I just received information about the fall of a Russian rocket at a railway station near Dnipropetrovsk, and that on wagons at the Chaplino station. “Four passenger cars caught fire,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said in his address to the UN Security Council.
According to him, “at least 15 people lost their lives, and about fifty were wounded.” “Rescuers went to the field, but unfortunately the number of victims may increase. This is our everyday life,” added Zelenski.
The attack took place as Ukraine celebrated Independence Day, marking the severing of ties with the USSR in 1991. Yesterday, the country entered the seventh month of the war with Russia, which began on February 24.
Zelensky said that Ukraine will fight “to the end”.
While the fighting today is mainly in eastern and southern Ukraine, where neither side appears to be making progress, Russia regularly fires long-range missiles at Ukrainian cities, Kyiv says.
Source: https://www.24pressnews.com/
