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Forty-one other people remain hospitalized after a Russian missile hit a central square in the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv, officials said.
Seven people, a six-year-old boy, were killed and at least 129 injured.
“Nightmare, a nightmare. “
However, six months of apprenticeship is the minimum required, Reznikov said in a television interview.
It is still clear how long it will take to exercise engineers and mechanics, he added.
He spoke two days after a U. S. official said the F-16s would be transferred to Ukraine once the country’s pilots learned to use them.
As we have reported, Volodymyr Zelenskyy met with Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson at his retreat in Harpsund.
At a joint press conference, they said their countries agreed to cooperate on Swedish CV90 infantry production, education and fighting vehicles.
Zelenskyy suggested Kristersson “share” Sweden’s Gripen fighter jet with Ukraine.
He said: “We have no superiority in the air and we don’t have fashionable aircraft.
“Actually, Swedish Gripen is the pride of your country, and I, the prime minister, can share this pride with Ukraine. “
The Russian missile attack on a theater in Chernihiv previously hit a collection of drone brands and aerial reconnaissance schools, organizer Mariia Berlinska said.
The occasion was agreed in advance with the local government and the venue, Berlinska added.
However, the Chernihiv municipality refused to give approval or issue permits, Reuters reported.
Seven other people were killed and 129 others injured, the city’s interim mayor said.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy shared a list of the effects of his talks with the Swedish minister the day before.
The Ukrainian president landed in the country this morning on his first visit since Russia introduced its invasion.
He met Ulf Kristersson at the government retreat outside Stockholm and is expected to meet the royal circle of relatives later.
He listed 10 achievements, adding an agreement to work together on the production of CV-90 armored vehicles in Ukraine.
The nine effects are:
The UN humanitarian coordinator for Ukraine described the Russian missile in Chernihiv as “atrocious”.
Denise Brown said she was “extremely disturbed” by the attack, in which seven other people were killed and more than a hundred injured.
“It is abominable to attack the main square of a big city in the morning while other people are walking, some go to church to celebrate a devout holiday for many Ukrainians,” he said.
“I condemn this repeated trend of Russian movements in populated areas of Ukraine, causing death, great destruction and developing humanitarian needs. “
It added that attacks “directed against civilians or civilian elements are strictly prohibited by humanitarian law” and “must cease. “
Seven people, a six-year-old boy, were killed and 117 injured, the city’s mayor said.
Twelve of the injured were youths and 10 police officers, according to the Interior Ministry.
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The number of other people injured in the Chernihiv missile attack rose from 90 to 117, the city’s mayor said.
Oleksandr Lomako said the number of other people killed in the attack remained at seven, in addition to a six-year-old boy.
“This strike is a war crime committed by the occupiers who oppose the civilian population,” he wrote on Telegram.
“It is a very quiet center, of other people and young people walk at lunchtime when the weather is good. “
He also said an era of national mourning has been ushered in, from until Aug. 21.
We’ve heard a lot about Ukraine’s counteroffensive in recent days: U. S. officials reportedly said it would fail to achieve a large concentration of think tanks, saying it “significantly degraded” Russian forces.
Kiev’s forces are now 10 weeks away from the operation, and any genuine replacement on the front line, there is a threat that Western countries supplying them with weapons will begin to thwart.
“From the Ukrainian point of view, it’s about gaining territory,” says army analyst Sean Bell.
“Ukraine has been very, very effective in Russian logistics, ammunition depots, Crimea, Moscow, etc.
“The challenge is that the measure of good fortune will be measured in ammunition fired or tanks destroyed, or even in the number of casualties.
“It’s about gaining territory. And now we’re 10 weeks into the counteroffensive.
“Ukraine is possibly on the verge of a breakthrough, but the next 4 to 6 weeks will be very important for Ukraine, because of its good fortune in this campaign. “
The Ukrainian president arrived in Sweden this morning for a series of talks, the first since Russia introduced its invasion.
He met the country’s prime minister, Ulf Kristersson, at the government retreat outside Stockholm, and will meet with the royal circle of relatives during his visit.
This comes after the United States yesterday approved sending F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine from Denmark and the Netherlands.
Washington has said it will speed up approval of requests for the planes’ movement when pilots are trained, but the procedure may still take months.