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A small child died this morning in Vinnytsia, western Ukraine, as a result of a Russian plane attack on a maternity hospital.

The rocket attacks have so far killed 12 people and wounded 25, also hitting shopping malls, authorities said.

As the flames spread throughout the parking lot, about 50 cars caught fire, and in subsequent footage, dark black smoke filled the sky.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky writes that telegram messaging apps have been injured and killed, including young children.

He added: “What is this, but is it a complete act of terrorism?”

Since Vladimirputin launched his invasion on February 24, the Kremlin has continued to condemn war crimes or deliberate attacks on civilian targets.

However, many images of air strikes on burning apartment buildings and buildings protecting civilians are very different images.

About 50 cars were burned in Vinnytsia after being hit by a rocket

Anton Herashchenko @Gerashchenko_en? This morning, an 11-meter Russian rocket hit the city of Vinnytsia. One of the three rockets landed near the new maternity hospital. Six were injured and two died (including a small child)-the head of the national police.Deaths are still confirmed #Russia-state sponsor of terrorism #Ukraine is under attack

President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky asked:

Ukraine says it is investigating more than 21,000 suspected war crimes committed by Russian troops because soldiers have been accused of raping, killing and torturing civilians.

The world was shocked when a terrifying image of a dead Ukrainian was placed in a mass grave behind his back, as in Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv.

In May, the first Russian soldier convicted of a recent war crime in Ukraine was sentenced to life in prison after shooting an unarmed man with an AK-47 through an open car window.

The Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) is calling for the development of an international “comprehensive strategy” to coordinate efforts to prosecute war criminals in Ukraine.

“The simple truth is that when we speak, children, women and men, young and old, live in fear,” ICC prosecutor Karim Ahmad Khan said in The Hague. He said when I opened.

“They are suffering in Ukraine and in many different parts of the world. They mourn what they lost yesterday and hold their breath for what they stand to lose today and what tomorrow will bring.”

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