Zelensky condemns 'vile' Russian strikes that killed 24
Ukraine's president denounced a wave of large-scale Russian attacks, including one that destroyed an apartment building in Pryluky.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned a series of large-scale Russian attacks that he said killed 24 people, describing the strikes as "vile."
Attack on Pryluky
Among the sites hit was an apartment building in the town of Pryluky, which was destroyed in the attack. Rescue workers have continued searching for residents who may still be trapped in the rubble, according to reports from the scene.
Zelensky's statement did not provide a full breakdown of casualties by location, but he said the strikes targeted multiple areas as part of a broader wave of attacks.
Reaction
Ukrainian officials have repeatedly accused Russia of striking civilian infrastructure and residential areas during the ongoing conflict. Moscow has not issued an immediate public response to the specific incident described by Zelensky.
Rescue and recovery operations in Pryluky were reported to be ongoing as authorities assessed the full extent of the damage and casualties.
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- Zelensky condemns 'vile' large-scale Russian attacks that killed 24 — BBC News — World
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