At least seven people were killed and 22 were injured after a Russian missile struck a regional government building in the key Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv
The region’s governor, Vitaliy Kim, shared images of the attack on his Telegram channel earlier on Tuesday and said eight civilians and three military personnel were trapped under the rubble following the attack.
Kim claims that the attack was deliberately timed during work hours to kill government workers in the building but said he was not present at the time as he hadThe charismatic governor, whose videos have made him very popular, tried to find an upside and suggested that since the Russians are attacking offices that would be needed for an occupation, they may have simply given up trying to capture Mykolaiv.“They destroyed half of the building, got into my office.
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