Russian missile strikes kill 11 in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region

President Zelensky warned that at least 160 were injured and said the death toll may rise. The attack comes as Ukraine's military continues to push back against Russian forces in key battles.

Russian escalates aggression

The Russian missile strikes on a Ukrainian civilian parade in Dnipropetrovsk region on September 11th exemplifies the Kremlin's intensification of attacks against Ukraine's civilian population and infrastructure. This ruthless tactic is a crude attempt to weaken Ukraine's resilience and subdue their citizens' morale.

President Zelensky's response

In response to the attacks, President Zelensky emphasized that Russia's missiles struck "peaceful Ukrainian cities," killing and injuring numerous civilians. He described the attack as a "war crime," calling for equal justice and accountability under the law.

Worldwide reactions

The global community's reaction to Russia's offensive has been overwhelmingly critical. Countries around the world have condemned Russia's actions, emphasizing that such barbaric aggression against civilians is unacceptable. They have also extended support to Ukraine through military aid, humanitarian assistance, and economic sanctions against Russia.