Russian Missile Strikes In Chernihiv Killed 7 People, As Kyiv Welcomes F-16 Pledges

Russian missile strikes in Chernihiv on Sunday killed seven people and at least 90 injured. When the missile hits Chernihiv many people left the church immediately. Also, it damaged the theater building. Denmark and Netherlands announced the confirmation that they will send F-16S to Ukraine.

Russian Missile Strikes In Chernihiv, Ukraine [Photo: Sky News]

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SOURCE– Russian missile strikes in Chernihiv on Sunday resulting the theater building being damaged and people leaving the church scared. The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, was in Sweden at that time for the agreement between the two countries on the production and use of Swedish CV90 infantry fighting vehicles.

Denmark and Netherlands announced the confirmation that they will send F-16S to Ukraine after the United States agreed to allow it. But, the information on how to deliver the f-16s  is unclear. The pilots from Ukraine will undergo training on how to use sophisticated fighter jets. Early this week, the Ukraine officials in Kyiv and Germany’s Finance Minister Christian Lindner signed a joint declaration to boost the cooperation.

This year, China’s Defense Minister Li Shangfu, when his second visit to Russia and met the top officials at the Moscow Conference on International Security, said China will promote peace talks and help to reach an international consensus. Also, President Putin addressed the gathering through a prerecorded video about the Russian missile strikes in Chernihiv.

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