“Am I going to die?” — Ukraine’s Patrol Police released a video showing officers rescuing children from a kindergarten in Kharkiv after the October 22 shelling.
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The child in the video is a 2-year-old Mykyta, a victim of russia’s attack on Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital. He is also the kid in the photo taken right after the attack.
Mykyta is suffering with Lyell syndrome (toxic epidermal necrolysis), a severe skin condition, and because of russian terrorism he and nearly 100 other children have been forced to relocate to another hospital for treatment.
Mykyta, an innocent child who has already endured so much, deserved none of this. He and his family were in the hospital when the russian rocket struck. Though injured, they survived, but tragically russia took the lives of 4 other children within seconds that day, injured eight more, and caused immeasurable trauma for hundreds of families.
Russians have taken the lives that had barely begun.
Another proof that russians are twisted murderers that support genocide
This is a message of one of them saying there should be another ballistic hypersound missile launched at the children’s hospital, while there are people, mothers with children that have to sit outside.
Today russia hit "Ohmatdyt" children’s hospital with a rocket.
The National Children's Specialized Hospital "Ohmatdyt" is the largest children's hospital in Ukraine, where more than 20,000 children from all over the country are treated every year.