Kalibr Direct Hit On Kyiv Children Hospital UN Blames Ukraine NASAM Anti-Missile Fire

The United Nations on July 9 said there was a “high likelihood“ that the children's hospital in Kyiv suffered “a direct hit“ from a Russian missile. A top UN official called the children’s hospital strike “one of the most egregious attacks that we've seen since the onset of the full-scale invasion”. According to a UN official video footage “shows the weapon directly impacting the hospital“. Ukrainian authorities said Russia struck the hospital with a Kh-101 Kalibr missile and fragments of the rear part of a Kh-101, with a serial number, were recovered at the site, as well as part of the guidance system. Meanwhile, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Ukraine had launched a NASAMS surface-to-air missile that hit a children’s hospital in Kyiv on July 8. #russia #russiaukrainewar #ukraine #putin #usa Video: AP/AFP/Reuters/Twitter 0:00 -- Introduction 0:24 - UN Says “high Likelihood” Russia’s 450 Kg Kh-101 Missile Hit Kyiv Hospital 2:25