In the past few months, there have been fewer Russian massive missile attacks on Ukraine, and the interval between them is getting longer. However, they’re happening all over the territory of Ukraine and there’s no safe place in the country.
Another massive missile attack happened in the early morning on April 28. As reported, the majority of missiles were shot down. Those that reached their targets, resulted in dead civilians and significant destruction of public facilities.
Uman, Cherkasy region
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This city with an 80K population in central Ukraine has suffered massive attacks. The rocket hit a residential house. As of now, the death toll has increased to 20, among them 3 kids. 18 people were injured (9 of them remain hospitalized), 17 people were rescued (3 of them were children).
Dnipro
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This is a photo of a mom and her daughter that were killed today in the city of Dnipro.
As a result of a Russian missile attack in Dnipro, 7 cruise missiles were shot down over the city. Besides the victims, three people were injured. A private house and an enterprise were destroyed.
Ukrainka, Kyiv region
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In Ukrainka, a city in the Kyiv region, a missile fragment hit a civilian building, injuring a 13-year-old girl.
On April 28 Russia attacked small and, seemingly, safe cities that served as a shelter for many displaced Ukrainians. Unfortunately, the tragedies of this day show that there is NO safe place in Ukraine.
Russian reaction
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"Right on target" - here’s the publication of the Russian defense ministry on their Telegram channel this morning. What do you think about it?
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