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Russia hits children’s hospital in Kyiv, Ukraine during widespread deadly missile attack – VOA News

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A Russian missile struck a children’s hospital in Ukraine’s capital Monday, part of a barrage of aerial attacks on areas throughout the country. VOA’s Anna Chernikova reports from Kyiv.

https://www.voanews.com/a/russia-hits-children-s-hospital-in-ukraine-s-capital-during-widespread-deadly-missile-attack-/7688979.html

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