A missile blow is another of a series of destructive attacks on Ukrainian cities and villages, which led to many victims and major destruction of civil infrastructure, emphasized by the UN secretary secretary.
UN secretary Antoniu Gutherrish was shocked and angry about the Russian missile strike on April 13 in Sumam. This was stated in a statement by the press secretary of Secretary General Stefan Duzharrik on Monday, April 14th.
“The attack on the Palm Sunday and the beginning of the passionate weeks is the next number of destructive attacks in Ukrainian cities and villages, which has led to many casualties among civilians and large -scale destruction of civilian infrastructure. yet – without any more.
The UN General Secretary has called for immediate and sustainable fire cessation in Ukraine and confirmed the ongoing support of the United Nations in all of the developing efforts aimed at achieving a fair, perennial and comprehensive world.
The UN emphasized that the world should be based on the respect of Ukraine’s sovereignty, independence and integrity of the territory of Ukraine in accordance with the UN Charter, International Law and existing United Nations resolutions.
“Attackers in a civilian population are prohibited by international law and must be terminated immediately. I call again for the sustainable cessation of the UN support and confirm the UN support of all content efforts aimed at achieving a fair, perennial and comprehensive world, which fully ensures sovereignty, freedom and integrity of the territorial territory of Ukraine territorial X.
Keep in mind that the number of injured as a result of the Russian missile strike in total, such as the morning of April 14, up to 119 people increased, including 15 children. The number of dead is 34, of which seven children.
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