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On October 10, Russia launched one of the largest rocket attacks on Ukraine since the start of a full-scale invasion. The White House called the shelling “alarming”.
A senior administration official told CNN reporters. While his name is not called.
The White House has been closely monitoring reports of heavy shelling of Ukraine and has deemed them “disturbing,” officials said. He added that it was a reminder of how “cruel” Russian President Vladimir Putin can be.
US Embassy Reaction
< p dir="ltr">Diplomat Bridget Brink noted that all embassy workers are safe. No mention of evacuation.
“I am grateful to everyone who responded and works for our safety, my heart is breaking with pain for the victims in Kyiv and throughout Ukraine,” Brink wrote.
Pay attention – Mayor of Kyiv Klitschko about shelling of the capital: watch the video
What is known about the missile attacks in Ukraine: briefly
- Russian invaders were in 15 regions of the country. They killed 11 people and wounded 87 civilians. The head of the National Police, Igor Klimenko, wrote about this.
- Khmelnitsky region suffered from the Russians. The area was hit with six rockets. Three of them were liquidated over the Volochisk, Staroushytskaya and Polonskaya communities. However, others hit a critical infrastructure facility in Khmelnitsky.
- 4 people died in the Dnipropetrovsk region. Another 15 were injured and are in serious condition.
- In Kyiv, the enemy shelled different parts of the city. 5 people were killed.
- Russia fired 15 missiles at the Lviv region. Lviv was left without electricity, mobile communications and hot water.
