The number of victims in the building has risen to 35 Dniprohit by a Russian missile. In addition to the confirmed dead, there are more than 35 missing. 39 people were rescued, 73 injured, about thirty of whom were hospitalized. “We fight for every single person! The rescue operation will last as long as there is the slightest chance of saving lives,” said the President of Ukraine in his usual televised address. Zelensky, who attacks the Russian pool: “Your silence – he says – is cowardly”. “The attack achieved its goal,” he said Flyduring Putin says that “everything is going according to plan” in Ukraine. Meanwhile a Khersonto Kyiv, Russian troops bombed ‘the premises where representatives of Red Cross‘.
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07:52
Russian bombs on Donetsk yesterday injured 7 civilians
Seven civilians were injured in yesterday’s Russian shelling in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine, head of the regional military administration Pavlo Kyrylenko told Telegram, as reported by Ukrinform. “On January 15, the Russians wounded seven civilians in the Donetsk region: two each in Bakhmut and Avdiivka, one each in Velyka Novosilka, Lyman and Soledar,” Kyrylenko wrote.
07:28
Russian bombs on Zaporizhia in the night, three injured
Three people, including two children, were injured in a Russian rocket attack on the city of Zaporizhia in southeastern Ukraine last night, city council secretary Anatoly Kurtiev told Telegram. “Three people were taken to the hospital, including two children aged nine and fifteen,” Kurtiev wrote, adding that rescue teams from the state emergency services, doctors and utilities are at the scene. Part of the infrastructure was destroyed in the attack
07:22
The death toll of the Russian rocket attack on a condominium in Dnipro rises to 35
The death toll from a rocket attack by Russian forces that hit a residential building in Dnipro, Ukraine, has risen to 35. Regional Governor of Dnipro Valentyn Reznichenko confirmed this on Telegram. “The rescue and rescue operation in Dnipro has been going on for at least 40 hours. During the night, rescuers pulled more dead from the apartment building destroyed by a Russian missile,” Reznichenko said, adding that “at that moment the enemy attack took the lives of 35 residents of the building, including two children.” The governor then added that “39 people were rescued and 75 injured. Among the injured are 14 children”. Instead, “the fate of the other 35 occupants of the building remains unknown. The search for people under the rubble continues.”
04:49
Baltic states and Poland discuss cooperation
A meeting between the speakers of the parliaments of Lithuania, Estonia, Latvia and Poland will take place today in Warsaw. During the meeting, they will discuss how to expand parliamentary cooperation in response to geopolitical threats from Russia.
00:20
Zelensky to the Russians: Theirs is a “cowardly silence”
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned the “cowardly silence” of the Russian people as the death toll from the rocket attack on a skyscraper in the eastern city of Dnipro has reached 30. In his evening speech, Zelenskyi emphasized that after yesterday’s attack on civilians, Ukraine had received many messages of solidarity from all over the world. He switched to Russian and said he wanted to address those Russians “who, even now, haven’t uttered a few words condemning this terror… Your cowardly silence, your attempt to ‘wait and see’, it will only end with the fact that one day the same terrorists will come for you,” said Zelenskyy. In Russian, he then said that he wanted to address those Russians “who even now are unable to utter a few words of condemnation of this terror … Your cowardly silence, your attempt to ‘wait and see what happens’ will only end up with the same terrorists coming for you one day,” said Zelenskyy.
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00:08
Zelenskyy: 30 dead in the Dnipro Palace
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has put the number of people killed by a Russian rocket blast at a Dnipro apartment building at 30, saying the “fate” of 30 other people who may have been in the house at the time be unknown.
“Dozens of people were rescued from the rubble, including six children. We fight for every single person! The rescue operation will last as long as there is the slightest chance of saving lives,” he said in his usual televised address.
(ansa) The rocket attack destroyed a total of 72 apartments in two blocks of stairs and damaged more than 230 houses.
The building consists of 18 entrances with 36 apartments each; the total number of residents is 1,100 people. subjects