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“Ukraine needs more Weapons and Planes to protect peaceful Cities”

Published June 23, 2024
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Ukraine needs more weapons, planes and ammunition to prevent attacks on peaceful cities, Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmykhal said.

“Kharkiv again suffered a brutal Russian attack. A residential building in the city center was hit by guided aerial bombs. There are dead and wounded,” he said on Facebook.

According to him, rescuers are working at the site of the impact, clearing the ruins and providing assistance to the victims.

“Partners can help stop this terror. Ukraine needs more weapons, more planes and ammunition, to prevent such attacks on peaceful Ukrainian cities,” emphasized Shmyhal, reports Al Jazeera.

In the Russian shelling of a residential building in Kharkiv on Saturday, three civilians were killed and 37 people were injured, four of them in a serious condition.

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