Russia denounces “monstrous” attack on a bakery in an occupied city in Ukraine

At least three responsible for the Russian occupation are among the victims of the bomb attack blamed on the Ukrainian army against a bakery in Lisichanska city in the east Ukraine Occupied by Russiainformed on Monday the regional authorities installed by Moscow.

The Kremlin recently crossed out “monstrous terrorist act” he bombingon what he died at least 28 people, according to local rescuers.

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“The Minister of Emergency Situations of the Lugansk People’s Republicthe colonel Alexei Poteleshchenkodied in the brutal bombing from the bakery”indicated the regional governor on Telegram, Leonidas Pásechnik.

The soldier fought in the militias led and supported by Moscow in the basin of Donbassin the east of Ukrainefrom 2014, according to the same source.

“Two councilors“They also died, reported the mayor of Lisichansk, Eduardo Sakhnenkoalso installed by Moscow.

Neither of the two officials explained, however, why these responsible local residents were at the scene.

The Russian president’s spokesman, Vladimir Putin, Dmitri Peskovdenounced “bombings against civil infrastructures”, without mentioning that representatives of the occupation Russian.

“The number of victims is also proof of monstrosity”he emphasized.

According to him, the Russian army will continue its operation in Ukraine to “prevent” more victims from occurring.

Russian authorities on Saturday accused the Ukrainian army of having carried out a bombing that reached a crowded bakery in Lisichansk and this caused at least 28 deaths.

For now, the Ukrainian government has not reacted to these accusations.

Russiain turn, always denies pointing out against civilian targets in Ukrainealthough places like Mariupol any Bakhmut They were devastated in the context of the conflict.

LisichanskIn the region of LuhanskIt fell to Russian forces in the summer of 2022 after a bloody battle.

Before the offensive Russian in Ukrainethat city had around 111 thousand inhabitants.

The front in the east of Ukraine It has been practically paralyzed for months, but the fighting and bombingson both sides, it intensified this winter.

Source: Elcomercio

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