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A Russian strike destroyed a Ukrainian Red Cross warehouse in Kyiv, destroying more than 320,000 units of humanitarian aid and equipment.

A Russian strike destroyed a Ukrainian Red Cross warehouse in Kyiv, destroying more than 320,000 units of humanitarian aid and equipment.
A Russian strike destroyed a Ukrainian Red Cross warehouse in Kyiv, destroying more than 320,000 units of humanitarian aid and equipment. The losses include generators, medical equipment, and strategic emergency reserves valued at over UAH 79 million.

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