Children between 16 dead in Russian attack in Zelenski’s house

According to Ukrainian officials, the Russian missile attack in Kryvyi, Ukrainian city of Kryvyi, has led to the death of at least 16 people and was injured.

Six of the dead were children, President Volodymyr Zelensky, who raised in Kryvyi DIV. President of the City Protection Oleksandr Vilkul, said that a ballistic missile landed in the residence.

The pictures have extended at least one victim on a playground, a video destroyed a large part of the 10-storey apartments and showed a large part of the victims.

The Russian Defense Ministry claimed that the forces of the military were killed and up to 85 “employees of foreign countries.” Did not give any evidence.

The attack was the most deadly in Kryvyi, as Russia’s full-time occupation in 2022, Russia’s full-scale occupation and the US President Donald Trump was fired.

Zelensky wrote on social media that damaged at least five buildings on Friday’s holiday: “It’s only a reason for the continuation: Russia does not want a ceasefire and see.”

Kryvyi Rih, the regional leader in Serhii Lysak region, more than 40 people were treated for wounds and were only three months.

Both Britain and France’s military chiefs will discuss plans in Kiev in Kiev in Kiev in Kiev, and the plans to establish foreign peacekeepers in Ukraine.

However, there was a varnish sign in violence.

Kryvyi Reh, this week earlier this week, when a building was shot and four people left.

Friday, Drone strikes in the northeastern city of Kharkov, northeastern Russia, demanded five more lives.

France and England accused Russia of dragging Ukraine to the peace agreement. British Foreign Minister David Lammy told reporters in Brussels that the Russian leader said, “Of the ceasefire, the civilian and civilians continue to be bombed.”

The US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will know that the Russians know the American position, “and their answers will know if they are true peace or delay tactics.”

Kryvyi Reh was known to be the longest city in Europe, which is about 40 miles (70 km) and 600,000 in the eastern front line.