Russia And Ukraine War / 44 bodies found in rubble of a building destroyed in Russian attack, claims Ukraine

Kyiv. Ukrainian authorities claim to have found the bodies of 44 civilians from the rubble of a building destroyed in March by Russian attacks in the Kharkiv region's Izium city. The head of the Kharkiv regional administration, Oleh Sinehubov, made the announcement in a message on social media on Tuesday. Izium is a city in the Kharkiv region. Sinehubov said the five-storey building was completely destroyed by Russian military attacks in March and that people were present in the building at the time of the attack. "This is yet another horrific war crime committed by the Russian military and its supporters against civilians," he said. Sinehubov, however, did not specify where the building was located.

It is worth noting that Izium is a strategically important city in eastern Ukraine, which Russia is trying to capture. Izyum is located on an important route to the eastern industrial region of the Donbass, now the center of Russia's war in Ukraine. Sinehubov did not specifically say where the building was. Earlier, the Ukrainian military said that the Russian military fired seven missiles from the air a day earlier at the crucial Black Sea port of Odessa, attacking a shopping center and a warehouse.

The army said one person was killed and five were injured. Ukraine alleged that at least some of the weapons were used in Soviet times, making them unreliable in targeting. Ukrainian, British and US officials have warned that Russia is rapidly spending its stockpile of precision weapons and may not be able to manufacture more quickly, forcing more precision rockets to be used as the conflict escalates. He is going. This could result in extensive damage and more civilian deaths. The Ukrainian Armed Forces claimed in their daily war briefing that the Russian military has lost more than 1,100 tanks in the ongoing war.