Ten dead in Pechenihy: A morning grocery run turned into a war crime
Just another morning in the Kharkiv region where the Russian military decided a post office and some local shops were high-value targets.
It is the same old script: Russia launches a missile at a crowded intersection in Pechenihy. It hit a post office and local stores, surrounded by nothing but civilian homes. Ten people are confirmed dead, and the number of wounded has already climbed to twenty.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirms the rescue teams have finished putting out the fire, but they are still clearing the scene. It is a grim reminder that in this part of the country, grabbing a parcel or buying bread is officially considered a combat mission by the enemy.
Human life is treated as nothing more than a coordinate on a map to be erased for a headline.
Source: Ukrinform
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