In a somber update from Ukraine, US President Joe Biden has condemned the recent deadly strikes on a children’s hospital among other targets across the country, labeling them as acts of ‘Russian brutality’. The strikes, which occurred on Monday, resulted in 38 fatalities. The United Nations Human Rights monitoring mission and BBC’s Verify team have indicated that a Russian missile directly hit the children’s hospital, challenging Moscow’s assertion that Ukrainian air defenses were to blame. Amidst this backdrop, President Biden is set to host NATO leaders and Ukrainian President Zelensky for a summit, promising an enhancement of Ukraine’s air defenses.
- 38 people were killed in the recent strikes on Ukraine, including a direct hit on a children’s hospital.
- The UN Human Rights monitoring mission and BBC Verify team refute Moscow’s claim, asserting the children’s hospital was struck by a Russian missile.
- Russia alleges Ukrainian drone attacks on its territory, though no casualties have been reported.
- US President Biden to discuss further support for Ukraine’s air defenses at an upcoming NATO summit.
- Experts consulted by the BBC verify a Russian missile caused the hospital strike, specifically pointing to features consistent with a Russian KH-101 missile.
- Despite the devastation, Ukrainian officials and healthcare workers emphasize the need to continue their work and support for patients.
- Russia continues its assault on Ukrainian cities, leading to widespread destruction and challenging the country’s air defenses.
- The BBC Verify team used expert analysis and video evidence to challenge Russian claims about the origin of the missile that hit the children’s hospital.
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