Fatal air raid: Ukraine complains of increasing number of victims

Fatal air raid: Ukraine complains of increasing number of victims

The violent spiral in Ukraine reaches a new highlight: after the recent Russian air strikes, the death figures in the cities of Saporischschja and Krywyj Rih have increased dramatically. According to reports from Frankenpost Ten people died in Saporischschja, including eight who sat in their cars, while the emergency services found other victims in the ruins of a hit in Krywyj Rih. A total of 24 people, including three children, were injured.

The Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj condemns these attacks as terror and appeals to the international partners for military support. In another territory report, Selenskyj reported on an attack on a blood transfusion center in Kupjansk, which led to further dead and injured. The significant company Motor was also attacked that engines for aircraft, which underlines the strategic importance of these attacks, such as RP online reported.

international reactions and military aid

Selenskyj will be expected to talks with President Macron in Paris on Saturday, while the elected US President Donald Trump will also be present. This visit could be crucial for the future military support of Ukraine, especially since Selenskyj expresses concerns that Trump could greatly reduce or hire the US aid. In the context of these devastating attacks, it becomes clear that the situation in Ukraine requires more international attention and support than ever.

The Ukrainian leadership also notes that Russia continues to carry out aggressive military campaigns in various regions and that the country's air defense is regularly on alert. Despite the tragedies and losses, Selenskyj and his government reinforce the will to defend Ukrainian sovereignty at all costs and to string back the aggression from Moscow.