Russia’s missile strike on Uman: Photo report by Rubryka from the site of the tragedy

On the night of April 28, the Russian army attacked the town of Uman in the Cherkasy region. The missile hit a residential building. As of 2:00 p.m., 16 people have already died, including three children. Rescue operations are ongoing.

Rubryka's photojournalist is working at the site of the tragedy.

President Volodymyr Zelensky said that the dead children "cannot be identified," and the fate of their parents is unknown.

This Russian terror must receive a fair response from Ukraine and the world. And it will, the head of the state emphasized.

148 rescuers of the State Emergency Service and 36 units of equipment were involved in the work. Police and medics are also on the scene.

The first entrance of the residential building was destroyed. According to preliminary information, 110 people were registered there. Out of 46 apartments, 27 were completely destroyed.

According to the State Emergency Service, 18 people were injured, 12 of them were hospitalized.

Local authorities prepare temporary shelters for victims of the strike. Most people moved in with friends and relatives. Some shelters were situated in the local college. Hotels are also ready to shelter IDPs.

Russia's defense ministry has cynically flaunted an attack on the residential building.

It published a picture with the inscription "right on target" on Telegram.

The head of the President's Office, Andrii Yermak, said in response that this is an obvious inadequacy and complexity of a whole nation of terrorists and murderers.

On the night of April 28, the Ukrainian military shot down 21 out of 23 Russian missiles and two drones. Ihor Taburets, the head of the Cherkasy region military administration, said there were two cruise missile hits in Uman: a residential building and a warehouse building. The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ihor Klymenko, reported from the scene that the occupiers hit a house in Uman with an X-101 missile. As a result, an entire entrance, where 109 people were registered, collapsed.