TRIBUNNEWS.COM – Ukraine accuses Russian troops of attacking a mental hospital near the eastern Ukrainian city of Izyum.
However, Ukrainian emergency services claimed no one was injured.
“A total of 30 staff and 330 patients were in a bomb shelter at the time of the attack,” Ukraine’s State Emergency Service said in a statement.
The governor of the Kharkiv region, which includes the city of Izyum, By Synegubov described Friday’s attack (11/3/2022) as a war crime against civilians.
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He repeated accusations that Russian troops had carried out genocide in Ukraine, since the Russian invasion on Thursday (24/2/2022).
Russia denies deliberately launching attacks against civilians.
The attack near Izyum followed the bombing of a hospital in the southern city of Mariupol.
Ukrainian officials said three people were killed in Wednesday’s attack.
Russia claims to be investigating the incident, but some officials dismissed reports of the attack as “fake news”.
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According to the World Health Organization (WHO) database, there have so far been 27 confirmed attacks on health centers since the Russian invasion began.
