According to the Ukrainian administration, the Russian military targeted local regions, including at least 177 missiles and airline test materials through air, sea and land-based systems on the night of May 25-27.
Because of this, the areas of the capital Kiev were originally attacked on the first Friday night.
In two days drawn, 10 regions of Ukraine and the capital Kiev are at risk for large -scale missiles and airline weapons content.
Ukraine’s United Nations Human Rights Monitoring Mission (HRMMU) quoted local agencies that at least 78 people were killed across the country last night.
At least 5 ordinary citizens, including at least 5 children, were reported to have been killed, including 65 people, including 9 children. Large -cucumber basic installations have been damaged.
It is being calculated in the largest, integrated manner so far after the entire level of Ukraine by the Russian military in February 2022.
For the combination of humanitarian assistance, the chief of the UN office, Matthew Shomle, expressed his message on the social media platform, X, that the common people, including children, were killed again in large -scale attacks.
“No place is safe throughout Ukraine. Home and civil deployment turned into the target of this (attack).”
“(I) I thank the humanitarian non -governmental organizations and government services, who are providing immediate assistance to the victims.”
The United Nations mentions that ordinary citizens of Ukraine have once been subjected to this war.
The Human Rights Monitoring Mission has re -mentioned that the use of strong, explosive weapons in densely populated areas away from the advance front of the war is at risk for ordinary citizens.
Mission Chief Daniel Garment says that the incident again shows how widespread impact this war has on ordinary citizens and is still happening. Many other families across the country have problems due to the reduction of life and property. “