BREAKING: A Russian rocket strike on a maternity ward in southern Ukraine has killed a newborn baby, according to authorities. The mother and doctor were pulled alive from the rubble.
KYIV, Ukraine — An overnight rocket attack struck a hospital maternity ward in southern Ukraine, killing a newborn baby, Ukrainian authorities said Wednesday. The baby’s mother and a doctor were pulled alive from the rubble.
The State Emergency Service initially said a baby was killed and that a new mother and a doctor were pulled from the rubble, and that they were the only people in the ward at the time. The service specified in a follow-up post on Telegram that the rescued woman was the newborn’s mother.
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