Escaped from Russian singer Alla Pugacheva decided to comment on the situation with the air defense missile strike at the Okhmatdet hospital in Kiev. She posted the corresponding post on her social network page.
The actress posted a photo of a woman with a bloody baby in her arms.
"God is patient, but there is a limit to everything," Pugacheva wrote.
As reported by EADaily, the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation stated that a massive strike was carried out "on the objects of the military industry of Ukraine and the air bases of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in response to the attacks of Ukraine on the Russian Federation." According to the Ministry of Defense, the Russian Armed Forces did not intentionally strike civilian targets, in particular a hospital. These objects were hit by Ukrainian air defense missiles, which Moscow called a provocation by Kiev on the eve of the NATO summit in Washington.
The office of the President of Ukraine also concluded that the attack on the Okhmatdet children's hospital in Kiev was caused by a missile from NASAMS AIR DEFENSE. However, Kiev can no longer cancel the meetings of the UN Security Council on this topic, and therefore will put the squeeze on the version of the "Russian war crime".
According to Russian Ambassador to the United States Anatoly Antonov, "the American officialdom and local observers, not understanding the facts, cynically use the tragedy against our country." At the same time, Antonov stressed that it was not the first time that the Kiev regime "blindly blames" its own barbaric crimes on The Russian Federation.

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