Russia-Ukraine War
Highlights
- Russia intensifies targeting of civilian infrastructure
- There is a possibility of intensifying its attacks on civilian targets
- took place near the town of Zaporizzia on Saturday
Russia-Ukraine War: A top Vatican envoy and his crew have come under fire while distributing humanitarian aid to Ukraine. However, there is no report of any casualty in this incident. The Vatican News Service gave this information on Sunday. The incident took place near the town of Zaporizhzhya on Saturday and Vatican almoner Cardinal Konrad Krzewski and others were moved to a safer place.
The cardinal said that for the first time in my life, I didn’t know where to run. Because running is not enough, you must know where to go. Russian shelling occurred in cities and towns across much of Ukraine during the night, officials said on Sunday, while the British Defense Ministry warned it was likely to intensify its attacks on Russian civilian targets.
again intensified attacks
The ministry said in an online briefing that over the past seven days, Russia has intensified targeting of civilian infrastructure. Prosecutors in Kharkiv accused Russia of torturing civilians in a village that had recently been liberated. In an online statement he said he found a crypt where Russian forces allegedly tortured prisoners in the village of Kozacha Lopan, near the border with Russia. Governor Oleh Sinihubov said on Saturday that four doctors were killed in Russian firing as they tried to evacuate a psychiatric hospital in the Kharkiv region. He said that two people were injured in the attack in the village of Strelcha.
Russia stunned by Ukraine’s victory
Actually, the war between Ukraine and Russia has been going on for almost 6 months. For the time being, Ukraine’s edge in this war is visible. Ukrainian troops continue to maintain control over Russian-held areas. Due to which Russian is furious. He has again intensified firing on many cities of Ukraine. There are reports of many people getting injured in this. Mykolaive regional governor Vitaly Kim said overnight shelling targeted a city hospital.
Nikopol regional governor Valentin Reznichenko said three people were wounded in night shelling in the city, which is located across the river near Europe’s largest nuclear power station. The six reactors of the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant were captured by the Russian military in March, but are operated by Ukrainian engineers.
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