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Russian strike on ordinary Chernihiv street injures 10-month-old girl, others – interior minister

As a result of an enemy strike on Chernihiv on Thursday, two children were killed, and children are also among the 23 injured, including a 10-month-old girl, Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine Ivan Vyhivsky reported.

Russian strike on ordinary Chernihiv street injures 10-month-old girl, others – interior minister

On Thursday, the enemy struck Chernihiv, resulting in the deaths of two children and injuries to 23 others, including a 10-month-old girl, according to Ukraine's Interior Minister Ivan Vyhivsky. Vyhivsky shared the shocking news on Telegram, emphasizing that the strikes occurred simultaneously in several regions, including Dnipro, Chernihiv, and Kremenchuk.

In Dnipro, a drone targeted a railway station platform, causing a significant loss of life. As of now, 14 people were killed and at least 14 others were injured, Vyhivsky stressed. Police officers and rescuers swiftly evacuated the injured and transported them to medical facilities.

The attacks in Chernihiv were particularly devastating. Two children lost their lives, and among the 23 injured, a 10-month-old girl was among them, Vyhivsky reported. He highlighted that the strike targeted an ordinary street, causing damage to residential buildings, shops, and cars, with no military justification.

Kremenchuk also suffered casualties, with three residents killed and 15 others injured, Vyhivsky noted. The MIA head expressed his condolences to the victims and wished for a speedy recovery for the injured. He concluded by stating that all necessary units of the Ministry of Internal Affairs were actively working at the scenes of these recent Russian crimes.

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