At least 32 people were killed in a Russian missile attack on the Ukrainian city

At least 32 people were killed and wounded, including 10 children, after a Russian attack on Central Sumi, according to the Ukrainian authorities.

“The terrible strike that was issued by Russian ballistic missiles” hitting the “regular city street, ordinary life,” said Ukrainian

ISKANDER-Strainant’s Palletia-Strainant missiles at approximately 10:15 local time (08:15 GMT), where both the area surrounding Sumi University and its center of Congress struck.

Pictures and videos of the blood bodies scattered in the streets appear about the effect of missiles. At least two children were killed.

The Ukrainian authorities have informed BBC that 20 buildings were damaged, including four educational institutions, as well as cafes, shops and five residential buildings. Ten cars and tram were injured.

Zelensky called for a “difficult” response from other countries, adding that “the talks have never stopped with ballistic missiles and air bombs.”

He said: “The United States, Europe, everyone in the world wants to end this war and killing. Russia wants exactly this type of terrorism and gets out of this war. Without pressure on the aggressor, peace is impossible.”

“It is very important that every person in the world remain silent, and not to remain indifferent,” he added.

The university’s congress center is often used in children’s semesters, according to the Ukrainian BBC, where local residents say the area is a “educational center for the entire city” and “has been hired very actively for various courses, clubs and major classes.”

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrei Sibha condemned that the attack took place in Palm on Sunday.

“Many civilians have been killed and injured. Such an attack on a major Christian holiday is the absolute evil,” he wrote on X.

He said they were participating “detailed information about this war crime with all our partners and international institutions,” he said, adding that in the second month, Russia refused to accept an American suggestion for a full ceasefire, which accepted Ukraine without registration or condition on March 11.

“Instead, Russia intensifies its horror,” said Sibha.

Sumi BBC officials have told the missiles full of cluster ammunition, which could be killed randomly over a wide area.

They have burned vehicles and sculpted trees as the deaths seem to have been focused.

In a massive attack on the Russian army, the Minister of Interior of Ukraine said that the attacks were hit in the city of Sumi, where many people were on the street near a church that celebrated the larger Sunday.

“At this time, they clearly realized that they were hitting civilians,” Clemenco told the Ukrainian news agency RBC-Ukraine.

Keith Kelog, the American Special Envoy to Ukraine, said the attack “crosses any line of decency” and “the reason that President Trump is working hard to end this war.”

Kaja Callas, Kaja Callas, wrote that the strikes were “a terrible example of Russia’s intensification attacks while Ukraine accepted the unconditional shooting.”

UK Prime Minister Sir Kerr Starmer also condemned the attack as “horrific”.

He said: “President Zelinski has shown his commitment to peace. President Putin must now agree to a full and immediate ceasefire without circumstances – as Ukraine did.”

Emmanuel Macron said that Sumi’s strikes highlighted the urgent need to impose a ceasefire on Russia.

“Everyone knows: This war started by Russia alone. Today, it is clear that Russia alone chooses to continue this – with a flagrant disregard for human life, international law, and the diplomatic efforts of President Trump,” The French President posted on X.

Starmer and Macron work together on plans for the so -called “coalition of those who wish” to impose any peace agreement in Ukraine.

The attack comes after the American envoy Steve Witkev met Russian President Vladimir Putin in Saint Petersburg on Friday.

The Kremlin said that the meeting lasted for more than four hours and focused on “the aspects of the Ukrainian settlement.” The Russian special envoy Kirill Dimitriev has described that the meeting, which was the Russian special envoy Dimitriev “was the third” extinguishing “, and he is a” envoy. “