At least three civilians died on Wednesday Russian bombing of Ukraineincluding a baby in an attack on a maternity hospital in a city largely controlled by invading Russian troops, Ukrainian authorities said.
“The enemy has once again decided to try to achieve through terror and assassination what he has failed to achieve in nine months” of his invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote in Telegram after the renewed bombings .
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A baby dies in a bomb attack on a maternity hospital in Ukraine
Three civilians were killed in Russian airstrikes in Ukraine on Wednesday, including a baby in an attack on a maternity hospital. AP photo.
At least Three civilians died on Wednesday in Russian airstrikes in Ukraine, including a baby in an attack on a maternity hospital in a city largely controlled by invading Russian troops, Ukrainian authorities said.
“The enemy has once again decided to try to achieve through terror and assassination what he has failed to achieve in nine months” of his invasion of Ukraine, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky wrote in Telegram after the renewed bombings .
The Ukrainian president promised that Russia “will be held responsible for all the damage it has done to our country”.
Russia promises to implement deals in northern Syria after Turkish attacks
Turkey managed on Wednesday to convince Russia to commit to the full implementation of the agreements agreed between the two countries to stabilize the situation in northern Syria and clean up the area of terrorists, after Ankara launched a series of bombings in the border territories of Syria and Iraq against Kurdish militias.
In a joint statement adopted by Russia, Turkey and Iran at the end of the 19th meeting of guarantors of the Syrian ceasefire in Astana, the three countries “underline the need to maintain calm ‘on the ground’ through the full implementation of all agreements adopted on Idlib”, between Ankara and Moscow in the Russian resort of Sochi in 2018 and 2019.
Ukrainian prosecutors investigate shooting involving Russian prisoners of war
Ukraine’s attorney general’s office is investigating a video that appears to show a Russian soldier opening fire on Ukrainian troops, while other Russian soldiers appear to be surrendering to become prisoners of war. In another recording, the POWs themselves can be seen already dead and lying on the ground.
The incident allegedly occurred in early November in Makiivka municipality, Luhansk region, eastern Ukraine.
The attorney general’s office said the Russian prisoners are suspected of committing an infamous act, namely a false declaration of surrender to get close to the enemy in order to attack him.
After the videos were released, Russia accused Ukrainian soldiers of illegally killing prisoners. Ukrainian authorities have denied the allegations and said they would investigate the incident.
Ukraine has reported Russian casualties since the start of the war
Source: Clarin
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