Ukrainian diplomats and consulates are working closely with the Israeli police and other services for identifying and organizing the procedure for recovering the bodies of the dead.
According to preliminary data from the Ukraine embassy in Israel, as a result of the Iran rocket hit in a residential building in the city of Bat, five Ukraine citizens were killed, among them three children. It was reported to Ukraine’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ukrinform reports on Sunday, June 15.
“According to the preliminary information of the Ukraine embassy in Israel, on June 14, as a result of the massive attack of the Iranian missile against Israel and a missile entering a residential building in the city of Bat, five Ukraine citizens were killed, including three minor children,” the department said.
Individuals of the dead are currently established. Ukrainian diplomats and consulates are working closely with the Israeli police and other services for identifying and organizing the procedure for recovering the bodies of the dead.
The ministry has yet to clarify how the victims of Israel ended and if they also had Israel’s citizenship.
Remember that the previous day, the Iranian exploded in Israel’s territory claimed the lives of ten people. Also, 385 injured were injured in hospitals across the country. Of these, seven are in serious conditions, 40 are in the state of moderate severity.
Note that on the night of June 13, Israel was widely attacked in Iran to strike a blow to the country’s nuclear program. The highest Iranian military leadership and leading nuclear scientists are liquid.
On the eve of the same day, Iran released about 150 ballistic missiles in Israel. As a result of this attack, at least four people were killed, more than 70 were injured.
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