The Ministry of Justice released preliminary conclusions on the missile attack on Okhmatdyt
Kyiv • UNN
The footage published by Deputy Minister of Justice Haichenko clearly shows the moment of approach and impact of the missile, which is identified as an X-101 cruise missile.
Forensic experts of the Ministry of Justice of Ukraine have come to a preliminary conclusion that this morning there was a targeted attack on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital with an X-101 cruise missile. The relevant photos and videos were posted on his social media page by Deputy Minister of Justice Andriy Haichenko, UNN reports.
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The footage published by Haichenko clearly shows the moment of approach and impact of the missile, which is identified as an X-101 cruise missile.
"In response to all the red-haired freaks' statements and comments about the air defense missile. Forensic experts of the Ministry of Justice have made preliminary conclusions on the video of the moment of hitting the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in the center of Kyiv and the remains of the missile seized at the scene. No comment. Burn in hell...", - Gaichenko wrote.
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The first to report that the most damaged facilities as a result of today's Russian missile attack on the capital were most likely hit by enemy X-101 missiles was Oleksandr Ruvin, Director of the Kyiv Scientific Research Institute of Forensic Expertise
"The parts and debris that have been identified as of this hour are poorly preserved and highly fragmented. Taking into account the available markings and design features, we can preliminarily say that the strikes were carried out by X-101 cruise missiles. The final conclusions will be submitted to the pre-trial investigation authorities after all the necessary examinations are conducted.
Today's enemy missile attack is particularly cynical, with a significant number of children injured and numerous shrapnel wounds among eyewitnesses. We hope that the search and rescue operations will be completed as soon as possible. We express our sincere words of support to all the victims," said Ruvin.
