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Russian air strike kills 26, injures 130 civilians in Ukraine
Russian morning air strike killed 26 and injured 130 civilians in Ukraine.
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Deaths and injuries after massive Russian attack in Ukraine
Update: 30 killed, 160 injured in Russian mass attack against Ukraine. Russia's mass morning attack on Ukraine killed at least 30 people and wounded over 160 others across the country, according to the latest update by the Interior Ministry. Interior Ministry
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Enemy admits 74 killed and 27 injured in Novocherkassk attack
The enemy finally admitted the human toll of our attack on the Novocherkassk ship last week–74 enemy were killed and another 27 were injured. Stay tuned, more attacks are coming.
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Biden: Putin’s objective unchanged, Ukraine must be stopped, stakes beyond Ukraine.
Biden on Russia’s attack: “A stark reminder to the world that, after nearly two years of this devastating war, Putin’s objective remains unchanged. He seeks to obliterate Ukraine and subjugate its people. He must be stopped.” He adds that the stakes “extend far beyond Ukraine.”
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Russian attack on Smila: 9 injured, including a child
Update: Russian attack on Smila, Cherkasy Oblast, injures 9. Russian forces struck a residential area in Smila, Cherkasy Oblast, in the afternoon of Dec. 29, injuring at least nine people, including a child, according to the latest information published by Ukraine's State
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Naval port security officer among 5 civilian casualties in incident
8/ Five civilian casualties were reported by the Ministry of Emergency Situations: 65-year-old civilian naval port security officer Nadezhda Tolchina was killed, one person was hospitalised, and three more were treated as outpatients.
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Unauthenticated letter on casualties casts doubt on its authenticity
7/ The letter – which has not been authenticated – gives figures of 74 dead and 27 injured. This is unusual and tends to cast some doubt on its authenticity, as the Russian authorities are normally very secretive about casualties.
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Russian Navy Commander proposes mourning days in Novocherkassk
6/ It appears to be based on a letter attributed to the Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Navy, Admiral Nikolai Evmenov, which addressed the head of the Novocherkassk administration, Yuri Lysenko, with a proposal to declare two days of mourning in the city.
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Missile strike causes ship explosion and total loss, emergency declared
3/ Fragments of both missiles were later found. Ammunition aboard the ship exploded at 03:30, causing widespread destruction and the total loss of the ship. A state of emergency was declared and Ministry of Emergency Situations workers began extinguishing the fires.