On Sunday, the Russian Defense Ministry claimed she had been killed more of 600 Ukrainian soldiers in Massive missile strike on Two buildings in Eastern Ukraine temporarily housed Ukrainian forces.
Moscow said “retaliatory strike” in Eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk was to avenge the dead of 89 Russian soldiers were killed in Makeyka.
More than 600 Ukrainian soldiers were killed. result of strike on Kyiv stationed forces in Two buildings in Kramatorsk, Russian barracks defense Ministry claimed in In a statement, he described the attacks as a “retaliatory strike”.
France Press could not immediately verify the news, but Reuters reported that a Russian missile caused damage but did not destroy Buildings and there were no visible signs of injuries.
Reuters reporters visited two university dormitories in Russia defense The ministry said it is temporarily housing Ukrainian servicemen near the front line of war at that time of The night strike.
It didn’t seem like it was directly hit missiles or severely damaged them. There were no obvious signs of this soldiers They live there and do not sign of corpses or traces of blood.
Some of the windows It was smashed into lodge number 47, which stood by a courtyard with a patio big crater in It, Reuters reported.
other building named by in Russia defense The Ministry, Lodge No. 28, was completely intact. A crater was placed 50 meters away near some garages.
the authorities in Kyiv He didn’t do it right away comment on strike or on Russia claim of hundreds of injuries. The mayor of Kramatorsk said earlier that there were no injuries.
Earlier Sunday, Pavlo Kirilenko, w head of Donetsk regional administration, said the Russians launched seven missile attacks on Kramatorsk.
He said that “an educational institution, an industrial facility and a garage cooperative” were damaged and there were no casualties.
in the new year attackUkraine hit a building in Occupied eastern Ukrainian city of Makeyevka used as a barracks.
Russia admitted killing 89 soldiers. in What was the worst reported loss from a Ukrainian strike.
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered a 36-hour work stoppage.fire to allow Orthodox Christians celebrate Christmas on Jan 7th in Russia and Ukraine.
The unilateral ceasefire ended at 11 p.m in Kyiv (9pm GMT) on Saturday.
