Maia Sandu condemns Russia's attack on Krivoi Rog: The barbarian regime tries to restore its empire by terror
The leader from Chisinau, Maia Sandu, condemns Russia's attack on Krivoi Rog, a soldier with 18 deaths, including 9 children, stressing that “the barbarian regime is trying to restore their empire by terror.
Maia Sandu condemns the attack of the Russian army over the city of Krivoi Rog. Photo: President.md
“On Friday, a Russian rocket destroyed a whole street in a city in Ukraine, Krivoi Rog. He killed 18 people, including 9 children. Russia Attack every day, kill every day. The barbarian regime tries to restore its empire through terror ”, noted Maia Sandu on her Facebook page.
The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, reiterated that the Ukrainian people also defend the freedom of the citizens of its country.
“The Ukrainian people resist and defend our freedom. Peace and freedom are not guaranteed. We need to make the difference between good and evil, between the peaceful and aggressor world. And to choose, every day, to keep Moldova on the side of peace ”, Concluded President Maia Sandu.
Devastating consequences
On April 4, Putin's army attacked a residential area of Krivoi Rog, the hometown of the President of Ukraine, Volodimir Zelenski, this being one of the most fatal attacks this year.
The attack, which took place against the backdrop of US President Donald Trump to put an end to the war, damaged residential blocks and caused fires, said the governor of the Dnipropetrovsk region, Sergei Lîsak.
The number of injured people reached 56, and over 30 of them were hospitalized.
Zelenski's request
The leader of Kiev, Volodimir Zelenski, said that the rescue operation is ongoing, asking the West to make greater pressure on Moscow.
“A Russian rocket on an ordinary city. Right on the street. In the area with housing. Preliminary, it was a ballistic missile attack. My condolences to families and friends. The rescue operation is in progress. At least 5 houses were damaged ”, said Volodimir Zelenski.
