Strike on 'Ohmatdyt': SBU established the route of the missile that attacked the hospital.

Security Service investigators learned exactly how Russia hit the children's hospital 'Ohmatdyt' in Kyiv on July 8. Deputy head of the SBU Serhiy Naumyuk shared this information at the international conference 'United for Justice. Responsibility for attacks on civilian objects,' which was quoted by 'Ukrinform'.

It was established that the launch of the Kh-101 missile occurred at 09:15 in the Saratov region of the Russian Federation, at a distance of 599 km from the state border of Ukraine from a Tu-95MS aircraft, which took off from a military airfield near the settlement of Olenegorsk, Murmansk region of the Russian Federation at 06:30 on the same day

Naumyuk reported that the Kh-101 missile with the number 3152637961012 was manufactured after 2021 by the Raduga design bureau. It entered Ukrainian airspace on July 8 near the Chernihiv region. Having reached Konotop, the missile changed direction, turned right, and flew to Kyiv, where it hit 'Ohmatdyt'.

This flight trajectory of the missile indicates programming by the enemy, specifically by the main computational center of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. The task was for the missile to bypass the Ukrainian air defense systems as much as possible and hit the target

Naumyuk stated that during the pre-trial investigation, irrefutable evidence was collected that the military of the 22nd Guards Heavy Bomber Aviation Division of Long-Range Aviation of the Russian Space Forces were involved in this crime.

Recall that on July 8, Russia launched a massive missile strike on Kyiv. One of the missiles hit the children's hospital 'Ohmatdyt'. One of the hospital's buildings was completely destroyed, and several buildings were damaged. As a result of the shelling, it was known that two people had died. Later it became known about the death of a child who was in 'Ohmatdyt' after surgery.