Seven people including a 6-year-old girl were killed, 144 wounded, and 41 were in hospital after a Russian missile struck a central square in the historic northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv on Saturday, Ukrainian officials said.
Image: ReutersSeven people including a 6-year-old girl were killed, 144 wounded, and 41 were in hospital after a
He said that of the 144 people injured, 15 were children, and named the girl killed as Sofia. Fifteen others were police officers, Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said on Telegram. Klymenko said most of the victims were in vehicles, crossing the road, or returning from church.Regional governor Viacheslav Chaus said 41 people were in hospital on Saturday.
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