Kremlin: ‘Goal achieved’ in deadly Ukraine missile strikes that leaves at least 22 dead
The Kremlin celebrated bringing fresh hell to Ukraine Friday with a wave of early morning missile strikes that killed at least 22 civilians, including four young kids.
At least 20 people died in that attack, Ukraine’s Interior Ministry said — including two 10-year-old children and a toddler. Harrowing videos and photos also made clear that kids and families were the people devastated by the blasts, not hiding troops, with body bags still in the street. “We are all covered in blood. All the windows were shattered,” she cried, touring her wrecked home — ending by showing further explosions and a huge fire raging outside her high-rise.“Children were sleeping here!” one blood-soaked mom cried in a video in Uman.Local reports said the dead included Olga Bilash, 31, and her two-year-old daughters.“I was calling, calling her [on the phone], but she didn’t pick up.
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