“Forty-three people were killed” in the attacks, Mr Zelensky said in a speech at the Ronald Reagan Institute in the US capital, where the North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting is being held.
The death toll of the Russian bombings launched yesterday Monday in Ukraine now stands at 43 civilian deaths, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said during his speech at a think tank in Washington, on the sidelines of the NATO summit.
“Forty-three people were killed” in the attacks, Mr Zelensky said in a speech at the Ronald Reagan Institute in the US capital, where the North Atlantic Treaty Organization meeting is being held.
Mr Zelensky had earlier given a toll of around 40 dead, including more than 30 in the capital, where a Russian missile destroyed a children’s hospital.
He also said that around 200 people were injured.
Yesterday was declared a day of national mourning in Ukraine, where the attack on the children’s hospital caused shockwaves and was strongly condemned by Kiev and its Western allies.
Source :Skai
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