The leukemia service of the most grand hospital in Ukrainian capital Kyiv was moved underground amid the ongoing Russian war invasion.
the children’s leukemia department of the Okhmatdyt hospital currently Houses scores of blood cancer patients.
In the aftermath of the Russian bombings against the capital, the district was moved underground so that children no longer suffers from pain.
Processing of hundreds of children continues, albeit under difficult circumstances, car many patients do not have proper bedding.
leukemia, cancer of blood cells, can occur in any age groupbut is the most common in children from 2 to 5 years old.
Russia attacked the neighboring country last Thursday without declaring war. According to the United Nations, more more than 100 civilians already been killed, while more more than 300 were injured.
Until the beginning hours of On Tuesday, the Russian army had already fired at least 113 ballistic missiles at Ukraine, according to Ukrainian sources. Moscow vehemently denies attacking Ukrainian civilians.
The Ministry of Defense in Kyiv noted more more than 5,700 Russians soldiers had been killed Tuesday morning.
Again, these numbers cannot be independently verified.
Meanwhile, Ukraine has listed some 29 planes, 29 helicopters and 198 tanks among the alleged destroyed Russian military equipment.
