The lifeless body of 1 person was found from the wreckage of the building hit by the missile. With the force of the explosion, a large hollow was formed in front of a two-story school. “That’s what the barbarian horde has done,” said Irena Siden, the school’s deputy principal, pointing to the wreckage.
Russia launched missiles in many regions of Ukraine yesterday, targeting energy infrastructures. Ukrainian authorities announced that energy infrastructures, including hydroelectric dams, were hit and electricity, heat and water supplies were disabled.
13 people were injured in yesterday’s attacks and it was reported that 80 percent of the people living in Kiev did not have access to mains water. Kharkov Governor Oleh Synehubov said in a statement that about 140,000 people, including about 50,000 residents of the city of Kharkov, Ukraine’s second largest city, were left without electricity after the attacks.
Russian President Putin stated that Ukraine attacked the infrastructures with missiles in response to Russia’s attack on the Black Sea Fleet with drones off the coast of Crimea and suspended agreements on Black Sea grain exports. Regarding the issue, Kyiv denied the accusations and declared that they did not use the grain corridor for military purposes.