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MOSCOW At least seven people were killed and 17 injured when a whole section of a Russian apartment block collapsed after it was struck by a Soviet-era mis- sile launched by Ukraine and shot down by Russia, Rus- sian said. In one of the deadliest attacks to date on the region of Belgorod, Ukraine launched what Russian said was a massive missile attack with Tochka ballistic mis- siles and Adler and RM-70 Vampire multiple-launch rocket systems. Footage from the scene showed at least 10 stories of the building collapsing. Later, as emergency services scoured the rubble for survivors, the roof collapsed and people ran for their lives, dust and rubble falling behind them. defense ministry said the attack, which it called a terrorist attack on residential took place at 08:40 GMT and involved at least 12 missiles.
of one of the downed Tochka-U missiles damaged an apartment building in the city of the ministry said. Russian news agencies said at least seven people had been killed and 17 injured, including two children. Oth- ers were still trapped under the rubble. Both Ukraine and Russia say they do not target civil- ians, though many civilians have been killed in the war by both sides. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zak- harova said that the strike was a targeted attack on civil- ians which showed the criminality of both Ukraine and its backers primarily the United States and its Euro- pean allies.
There was no immediate comment from Ukraine on the attack. After heavy shelling of northeastern Khar- kiv region, Russian forces smashed through the border over recent days and say they have pushed Ukrainian forces out of at least nine villages in the area. The move threatens to open up a new front and has forced Ukraine to dedicate additional troops to the area just as Russian forces advance at key points along the front in the south and the east. Russian troops on Sunday said they seized another four villages Hatyshche, Krasne, Morokhovets, Oliiny- kove in the Kharkiv region in Ukraine. Russian military bloggers said Russia was taking ad- vantage of its numerical superiority on the to push hard into relatively undefended areas with highly mobile small units of troops, which then surrounded Ukrainian positions.
military chief said his forces were facing a situation in in the Kharkiv region, but that they were doing all they could to hold the line. of the Defense Forces are defen- sive battles, the attempts of the Russian invaders to break through our defenses have been Olek- sandr Syrskyi said. In response to Ukrainian attacks on Belgorod, Presi- dent Vladimir Putin suggested in March that Moscow could try to establish a zone inside Ukrainian ter- ritory due to the attacks on Belgorod. Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. The in eastern Ukraine began in 2014 after a pro-Russian president was toppled in Maidan Revolution and Russia annexed Crimea, with Russian- backed separatist forces armed forces.
About 14,000 people were killed there between 2014 and the end of 2021, according to United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, including 3,106 civil- ians. Contributing: Sharon Singleton Ukraine missile strike kills 7 in Russia Guy Faulconbridge REUTERS Russia reported that at least seven people were killed and 17 were injured after fragments from a downed Soviet era missile struck an apartment building in Belgorod. PHOTOS BY AFP VIA GETTY IMAGES.
