“Chains won’t work for some time”but “relief” systems will make it possible for some television stations to restore broadcasting soon, the ministry added.
A photograph published by the Ministry of the Interior showed the tower in a thick gray cloud. The main structure was still standing.
The television tower is in the same neighborhood as the Babi Yar site, a place where the Nazis killed more than 30,000 Jews in two days in 1941. This place is an important memorial.
“These barbarians are massacring the victims of the Shoah for the second time”denounced on Twitter the head of the Ukrainian presidential administration, Andriï Iermak.
Meanwhile, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) raised today to 677,000 the number of people who left the country and took refuge in neighboring borders since the beginning of the Russian military operation and one million internally displaced.
“We now have more than 677,000 refugees who fled from Ukraine to neighboring countries in the last six days”spokeswoman Shabia Mantoo told reporters in Geneva, adding: “At this rate, the situation looks set to become Europe’s largest refugee crisis this century.”
Most of the refugees flee to Poland, Hungary, Moldova, Romania and Slovakia; the rest move to other European countries.
In addition to those five countries, Ukraine borders two others: Russia and Belarus.
Source: Ambito
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