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Posted on May 21, 2025
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A Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian military range killed six servicemen and injured others, prompting an investigation by Ukraine's national guard.
KYIV (Reuters) -A Russian missile attack on a Ukrainian military shooting range killed six servicemen and wounded at least 10 more during training on Tuesday, Ukraine's national guard said on Wednesday, adding that the commander of the unit had been suspended.
Russia's defence ministry had said on Tuesday that the missile attack on the training camp in the Sumy region in northeastern Ukraine near the Russian border killed up to 70 Ukrainian service members, including 20 instructors.
The Ukrainian national guard statement said an internal investigation was underway and the necessary information was shared with law enforcement agencies.
"The investigation will provide a legal assessment of the actions of all persons who made the relevant decisions," it said about the attack on the military unit's shooting range.
After previous deadly strikes on military training camps, Ukraine launched investigations into possible negligence.
During more than three years of Russia's full-scale invasion, Moscow's forces have inflicted casualties in attacks on Ukrainian military educational institutions and various formal outdoor gatherings.
(Reporting by Anastasiia Malenko; Editing by Jamie Freed and Philippa Fletcher)
The missile attack killed six servicemen and wounded at least 10 more.
Russia's defense ministry claimed that the missile attack killed up to 70 Ukrainian service members.
An internal investigation is underway, and the necessary information has been shared with law enforcement agencies.
Yes, after previous deadly strikes on military training camps, Ukraine launched investigations into possible negligence.
Moscow's forces have inflicted casualties in attacks on Ukrainian military educational institutions and various formal outdoor gatherings.
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