Russian Missile Barrage Hits Ukrainian Cities, Killing Civilians Including Children

Hospital Targeted in Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces launched a barrage of missiles across Ukraine on Monday, killing at least 36 civilians and injuring dozens more.

Among the targets was the renowned Children's Hospital in Kyiv, where missiles struck the building, killing and injuring young patients.

The Kremlin denied responsibility, claiming the reports of Russian attacks on the hospital were "absolutely untrue," but mounting evidence suggests otherwise.

Daytime Attack

The missile barrage was a rare daytime attack, with explosions reported in Kyiv, Lviv, and other cities.

The city administration in Kyiv reported falling debris, presumably from intercepted missiles, in several areas.

International Condemnation

The attacks have sparked widespread condemnation from the international community, with leaders denouncing Russia's aggression and calling for accountability.

The Ukrainian government has vowed to continue fighting and defend its sovereignty.