Polish PM Morawiecki says “Russia intentionally keeps on committing war crimes against civilians”

• 25 people died in the attack, while another 43 are still missings.
• The nine-story building’s entryway was struck by  devastating attack
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• Ten of about 70 people who needed medical attention were in a “bad state”.

After a Russian missile struck an apartment building in the eastern Ukrainian city of Dnipro on Saturday, the mayor of that city issued a dire warning that there might be no more survivors.

25 people died in the attack, while another 43 are still missing, according to local officials. Borys Filatov, the mayor of Dnipro, said there was a “limited” prospect of discovering any survivors.

Russian President Vladimir Putin emphasised that military operations were going according to schedule while speaking to state television in Moscow. On Saturday, assaults that Moscow said were directed at Ukraine’s military and energy infrastructure also affected Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.

Mateusz Morawiecki, the prime minister of Poland, referred to the missile strikes as “inhuman” and said that “Russia deliberately keeps on committing war crimes against civilians.”

“everything is developing within the framework of the plan of the ministry of defence and the general staff”. Mr. Putin said in a speech on national television.

The removal of rubble in Dnipro would continue throughout the night, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced in his nightly speech on Saturday. “We are fighting for every person, every life.” he said.

The most recent Russian attacks on Ukraine’s electrical grid occurred two weeks ago. Mr. Zelensky stated in his speech that the energy infrastructure in the Kharkiv and Kyiv regions had been severely damaged.