Zelensky, Russian raid on Komyshuvakha tonight where people are still digging after the massacre
The Ukrainian president denounces new Russian raids as relief efforts continue after the bombing that caused 55 victims.
Quick Look
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has denounced a drone attack in Komyshuvakha, where rescue efforts are continuing after a previous raid with 55 victims.
- Zelensky also highlighted the massive use of missiles, bombs and drones in just one week.
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Why It Matters
Rescue operations underway in Komyshuvakha after a previous aerial bomb attack.
“This morning, the Russians attacked Komyshuvakha with a drone, where rescue operations have been underway for seven days after an aerial bomb attack that killed 55 people, and, unfortunately, there may still be people trapped under the rubble.” Voldymyr Zelensky denounces it on social media, speaking of "absolute cynicism and cruelty".
"In total, this week alone, Russia launched 115 missiles of different types, almost 1,900 guided aerial bombs and over 3,000 drones against our cities and communities. These are combined attacks, many of them with ballistic missiles," he added.
Open Questions
- How many people are still missing under the rubble?
