Russia struck the cars of the Red Cross humanitarian mission, there are casualties: Zelensky reacted.
Russia struck the cars of the International Committee of the Red Cross humanitarian mission in the Donetsk region
On Thursday, September 12, Russia struck the cars of the International Committee of the Red Cross humanitarian mission in the Donetsk region, reports "Hvylya", said the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky on Telegram.
According to him, it is currently known about two wounded, who are receiving all the necessary assistance. Also, three people died as a result of the Russian strike.
"Another Russian war crime. Today the occupier struck the cars of the International Committee of the Red Cross humanitarian mission in the Donetsk region. As of today, it is known about two wounded – they are receiving all necessary assistance. Unfortunately, three people were killed by this Russian strike. My condolences to the relatives and friends," Zelensky said.
It should be noted that the leader of Ukraine emphasized that in this war everything is absolutely clear: Russia brings evil, Ukraine defends life.
"And if someone wants to hear 'both sides', then in Russia this is perceived only as a permission to kill further. The world must react harshly and consistently. Indifference is unacceptable - both for countries and for international organizations. Only together can the world force Russia to stop this terror and force Moscow to seek peace," added the leader of Ukraine.
At the same time, today Russia attacked Ukraine with missiles and drones.
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