According to local management, 23 people died of Russian raids in the village in eastern Ukraine.
President Volodymr Zelensky said the victims are ordinary people who collect pensions at Yarova’s Donetsk settlement. Donetsk Leader Vadym Filashkin said that emergency services were on -site and many were injured as they died.
Yarova is north of Slovyansk, one of the big cities of the region, and is not far from the forefront as the Russian troops slowly move forward in the east.
If it is confirmed, the number of deaths will be one of the biggest attacks against Ukrainian civilians for 42 months in the recent invasion of Russia in recent weeks.
At the end of August, 23 people were killed in KYIV, the capital of Ukraine.
On the weekend, Russia hit the major government building of the capital, saying it was a “ruthless” attack, which aimed to extend the war, starting with the biggest air attack on the Keyev War.
Zelensky, who posted a graphic scene of an attack on Yarova Online, said, “There was nothing” to explain the latest Russian strikes. There was no immediate response from the Russian army.
Local administration near LYMAN near Oleksandr Zhuravlyov said that the attack took about 10:40 local time (07:40 GMT) when the pension was released on Tuesday.
He told SPILNE, a public broadcaster in Ukraine, that 23 people were killed and another 18 were injured according to the latest casualties.
The picture of the scene was severely damaged by the type of Ukraine postal service used to distribute pensions.
Ukrposhta Service said the vehicle was parked under the tree for security measures and was injured by this attack. “Someone gave a codenes,” he said.
Yarova is sitting on a major railway line between Lyman and IZIUM. It is also about 6 km (3.7 miles) from the next village of NovoSelivka, where the Russian army is closed outside.
Zhuravlyov told Surmilne that Zhuravlyov should find out how the mail service can continue to share pensions. “The front line is less than 10km, so we can move all these payments and have pensions in a safer place.”
Ukraine’s national emergency service said another three were killed at Donetsk’s early Russian settlement.
Zelensky said, “The world should not be silent.” Zelensky said in response to the US, Europe and G20 national groups.
