Russian missile struck a military airfield and one of the railway infrastructure facilities in the Kirovohrad region in central Ukraine, killing at least three people.
"This morning saw enemy strikes... Infrastructural facilities outside the regional center’s city limits were targeted," Kirovohrad Regional Military Administration, Andriy Raikovych, said.
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"In particular, it was the Kanatove military airfield and one of the facilities of Ukrzaliznytsia railway operator," Raikovych added.
Speaking on television, the governor said two security guards at an electricity substation had been killed, noting that one Ukrainian soldier was also dead and nine more wounded.
The Russians hit the region with 13 missiles (eight Kalibr sea-based cruise missiles and five Kh-22 missiles launched by the TU-22M3 bombers), According to the administration chief.
A week ago, at least 23 people were killed and more than 100 people injured due to the Russian missile strikes in Vinnytsia, noting that they caused damage to offices, stores, residential buildings, and health clinics.
On his part, Ukrainian President Zelenskyy called on the international community to recognize Russia as a “terrorist state.”
In his video address, Zelenskyy said: “No other state in the world poses such a terrorist threat as Russia. No other state in the world allows itself to destroy peaceful cities and ordinary human life with cruise missiles and rocket artillery every day.”
“To kill just at the moment when its previous crimes are the subject of international discussion. Russia has thus shown its attitude to international law, to Europe, and to the entire civilized world,” he added.
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