"We need": police showed the first minutes after Chernihiv firing (video)

The death toll has increased to 15 people as a result of the Russian attack, and more than 60 victims are children. The local resident filmed one of the missiles. In the morning of April 17, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched rockets on Chernihiv. The press service of the National Police of Ukraine posted the personnel of the first minutes after the impact. "Chernihiv. The first minutes after the morning rocket attack of the Russians.

The search and rescue operation is ongoing," the publication said. In the video, you can see how the police officer runs to the arrival and begins to help the victims. "He needs to live. We need it alive," the law enforcement officer says, imposing a wounded turnstile to stop the bleeding. It is clear from the staff that doctors and rescuers worked on the site of the impact. The Chernihiv also posted a video shot by a resident of the city and an eyewitness.

Chernihiv was just near the arrival and shot smoke when another enemy rocket hit his eyes in his eyes. The most relevant at the time of publication is known about 15 dead and 61 injured. Three of the wounded are children. Police also have information about six missing missing. "The objects of social infrastructure, the building of the university, the hospital, 16 residential high -rises in one of the city neighborhoods were damaged," the National Police added.