Ukraine strike deaths hit 40; Russia seen preparing long war
About 1,700 people lived in the multistory building, and search and rescue crews have worked nonstop since Saturday’s strike to locate victims and survivors in the wreckage. The regional administration said 39 people have been rescued so far and 30 more remained missing. Authorities said at least 75 were wounded.
He told The Associated Press that he knew people who died under the rubble. One of his son’s classmates lost her parents.“All of us could be in that place,” local resident Iryna Skrypnyk said. Fierce fighting continued to rage Monday in Ukraine’s eastern Donetsk province, where military analysts have said both sides are likely suffering heavyDonetsk and neighboring Luhansk province make up the Donbas, an expansive industrial region bordering Russia that Russian President Vladimir Putin identified as a focus from the war’s outset. Moscow-backed separatists have been fighting Kyiv’s forces there since 2014.
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