Russians attacked a hospice for seriously ill elderly people in Ukraine

A Russian missile damaged a hospice for terminally ill elderly people in Dnipro on November 3. Mayor Boris Filatov published photos of the aftermath and urged their widespread distribution. Nearly 100 patients were in the building; no one was injured, but they are being transferred to other hospitals.

A Russian missile damaged a hospice for terminally ill elderly people in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro on November 3. The city's mayor, Boris Filatov, reported this and published photos of the strike's aftermath, urging their widest possible dissemination, especially among politicians and diplomats abroad. At the time of the strike, nearly 100 patients were in the hospice, the oldest of whom was about 90 years old. The blast wave shattered windows, but no patients or medical staff were injured. The elderly, incurably ill patients are now being forced to transfer to other hospitals.