Zelenskyy: 1 dead, over 40 injured in Kharkiv attack
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that one person was killed and more than 40 others were injured in an airstrike by the Russian army on Kharkiv. In a statement on his Telegram account, Zelenskyy noted that the Russians carried out an airstrike on the Ukrainian city of Kharkiv.
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Stating that the attack targeted civilian infrastructure, including a train park designed for children in the city, Zelenskyy noted that Russia had carried out a "terrorist attack" on the city.
Zelenskyy reported that, according to current information, one person lost their life and more than 40 people were injured in the attack, stating, "We cannot ignore this. We cannot turn a blind eye to this. This is not a game. We are losing our people every day because Russia feels impunity."
Assessing that the Russians have "brought death and destruction" to his country, Zelenskyy shared the view that "the Russians are preparing to continue the war and are ignoring all peace proposals."
Zelenskyy argued that Russia only sits at the negotiating table as a result of pressure, and that international pressure is once again needed for them to be constructive in the negotiation process.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy also stated that he met with military officials today to receive information about the latest developments on the front line.
Stating that they destroyed a Russian Su-35 fighter jet today, Zelenskyy also noted that they had hit 3 "Iskander" missile launchers belonging to the Russian army in recent days.
In a written statement made on the Telegram account of the Southern Defense Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, it was stated that an attack was carried out on a train carrying Russian military equipment.
The statement, which reported that the Russian army lost 13 tanks and more than a hundred military vehicles in the attack, did not provide information about the location and time of the attack.