Russia Bombs Humanitarian Aid Point in Ukraine, Killing 4
A regional governor said the school building was hit by a guided aviation bomb.
Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Yuriy Malashko/Reuters
Four people were killed when a Russian bomb struck a humanitarian aid distribution point in Ukraine, officials said Monday. The General Prosecutor’s office announced that it had opened a war crimes case following the Sunday afternoon attack in the town of Orikhiv in the southeastern Zaporizhzhia region, adding that 13 others had been injured. Regional Gov. Yuriy Malashko said a guided aviation bomb was used in the strike on a school building being used for the distribution of humanitarian aid. Three women and one man, all in their 40s, were killed, Malashko wrote on Telegram, saying “racists committed a war crime.” “The enemy will answer for every crime!” he added.
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