Russian rocket attack on Vinnytsia claims innocent 4-year-old’s life

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2 years ago

July 15, 2022

Brittany Coles

Tragedy in Ukraine as the bloody war continues

At least 23 people have been killed in a Russian rocket attack on Vinnytsia in Ukraine.

Russian missiles struck the city, which is south-west of Kyiv and a long way from the heart of the fighting in Donbas.

More than 100 were reported injured in the attack in Vinnytsia.

Three russian rockets landed in residential area of Vinnytsia city just now. Six people are wounded and two more dead.

Final numbers are unknown.

Vinnytsya is the city where I grew up and it feels like my childhood is in fire today. pic.twitter.com/m2DiawHmLe
— Tanya Kozyreva (@TanyaKozyreva) July 14, 2022

Three Russian missiles hit an office block and damaged residential buildings.

Distressing scenes from Ukraine detail the horror as it unfolded.

https://twitter.com/EuromaidanPress/status/1547526515117752320

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called it “an open act of terrorism”.

The Ukrainian presidency also said the attack had launched from a submarine in the Black Sea.

3 children are also reported to be victims

During the russian terrorist attack, a little girl with down syndrome named Lisa died from the explosion.

⚡️Ukraine’s First Lady commemorates little girl killed by Russian missile in Vinnytsia.

Olena Zelenska published a post about a child saying that she recognized the girl after reading the news. pic.twitter.com/hg5mq9sdL4
— The Kyiv Independent (@KyivIndependent) July 15, 2022

Her mother Iryna was taken to the hospital with her leg torn off.

Mother of Liza, who died today during the Russian attack on #Vinnytsia, called her “angel”. There are lots of texts of her describing how special Liza was. It’s unbearable. pic.twitter.com/FzQwTOaThe
— katerina sergatskova (@KSergatskova) July 14, 2022

Today, Russian troops targetted Ukrainian Vinnytsia, striking the city center. According to the Ukrainian State emergency service, 12 people died, including a mother with a one-year-old child. pic.twitter.com/qJoYN1riML
— Franak Viačorka (@franakviacorka) July 14, 2022

Iryna’s page on social media captures last minutes of her daughter’s life.

https://twitter.com/KyivIndependent/status/1547650791137165314

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