Russian-Ukrainian War: Reports on buried after a bomb impact in Sudscha

According to Ukrainian information, dozens of people are said to have been spilled in the city of Sudscha in the Russian area of ​​Kursk in the Russian area of ​​Kursk. “95 people are among the ruins,” said the spokesman for the Ukrainian military commander, Olexij Dmytraschkowskyj, in a video on Facebook. It is many older people. At first there was no information on injuries or victims.

The Ukrainian general staff also reported on the blow against the boarding school used as an emergency accommodation. According to this, a Russian sliding bomb is said to have fallen onto the building. At first there was no official statement from the Russian side.

Kyiv: Running and rescue work run

There are moans and screams under the rubble, said Dmytraschkowskyj. The Ukrainian forces had started the search and rescue work. According to the information, many of the people accommodated there could not run independently.

According to the Ukrainian general staff, residents should be prepared for the evacuation when the bomb hit. The Russian side was informed that only residents, including women and children, were in the building. The information was not checked by an independent side.

Selenskyj demands determined action against Russia

The Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj published a video on the platform X, in which a badly damaged building and people can be seen in emergencies. The Russian army is also not considerate of its own civilians, he said.

“This is a state that has lost every decency,” said Selenskyj. “And that is an evil that will not quit on its own. But if we act strongly and determined, even Russia can be forced to quit. And that has to be done so that the world is safe from Russian bombs.”

Region Kursk has been fought out for almost six months

Russian military bloggers also reported that the building had been hit in Sudscha. They reported that rockets from the neighboring Ukrainian area of ​​Sumy had been fired towards Sudscha.

The region has been difficult to compete since Ukrainian troops crossed the border with Russia and brought dozens of towns under its control in the Kursk area. Most recently, there were repeated reports of the death of civilians in the region in Russian counterattacks. Moscow’s military has repeatedly announced the reconquest of the Kursk area.