Russia-Ukraine War: 44 deaths in attack in Ukraine's Dnipro, Zelensky said - will teach Russia a lesson

Fierce fighting continues in Ukraine 11 months after the Russian invasion. In annoyance, Russia is not even refraining from attacking civilian targets.

The death toll in the attack on a multi-storey building in the southwestern Ukrainian city of Dnipro rose to 44 on Tuesday, including five children. At the same time, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, has vowed to teach a lesson to those responsible for the attack. 

Said, this is a fundamental task for Ukraine and its Western allies. Saturday's assault on the Dnipro was Russia's deadliest in a series of attacks on civilian targets since the start of the war. In which such a large number of civilians have been killed.

Kirillo Tymoshenko, deputy head of Ukraine's presidential office, said 79 people were also injured in the missile attack. About 1700 people were living in this apartment. The Dnipro city council said emergency rescue teams were continuing their operations. So far 9.9 tonnes of debris has been cleared. 

400 people lost their homes in the attack, of which 72 were completely destroyed, while 236 were damaged and the Russian and Belarusian flags have been banned from the Melbourne Park complex during the Australian Open following a complaint by Ukraine's ambassador to the country, which Russia has criticized. 

The remarks of the adviser to the President of Ukraine caused panic

The surprise resignation announcement Tuesday by an adviser to Ukraine's president caused a sensation. Oleksiy Arestovych said the Russian missile exploded and fell after being shot down by Ukrainian air defense systems. Oleksiy's comments in an interview on Saturday night caused an uproar. He later said that his comment was "a fundamental mistake"

Chairman of the USA Joint Chiefs of Staff visits the training camp

General Mark Milley, chairman of the US military's Joint Chiefs of Staff, on Monday visited a training camp under the command of the US commander in Germany, where more than 600 Ukrainian soldiers are undergoing training. 

Nine thousand civilians including 453 children killed so far

According to Reuters, 9,000 civilians, including 453 children, have been killed in Ukraine since the war began in February last year. These things were said by the Chief of the Presidential Staff of Ukraine Andrii Yermak at the meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos. Meanwhile, the First Lady of Ukraine has also arrived in Davos to address the World Economic Forum. She will demand more foreign weapons to defend against Russia.