War crimes are part of Russia's strategy in Ukraine, retired U.S. Army colonel says
Summary
Ukraine said Russia launched many missiles and about 168 drones, causing deaths and injuries among civilians. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy asked allies to send more patriot interceptors, which are weapons used to stop incoming missiles and drones. A retired U.S. Army colonel spoke about the situation after being in Kyiv during the attack.Key Facts
- Russia launched several missiles and roughly 168 drones at Ukraine.
- At least 17 civilians were killed in the attacks.
- More than 40 civilians were injured.
- Ukrainian President Zelenskyy requested allies to provide more patriot interceptors.
- Patriot interceptors are defensive weapons that stop missiles and drones.
- Retired U.S. Army Colonel Robert Hamilton was in Kyiv during the attacks.
- The attacks are part of Russia’s military actions in Ukraine.
- The situation involved discussions on military strategy and defense needs.
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