Humanitarian Crisis Continues After Russian Missile Strike on Kremenchuk: 30 Young Children Remain Without Safe Shelter
Following a massive missile attack carried out by Russian forces on the city of Kremenchuk in the Poltava region, the situation remains tense and deeply concerning for local residents, especially for their most vulnerable — young children. On the night of Sunday, June 29, Russian occupiers launched a powerful combined strike targeting infrastructure facilities, causing extensive destruction and panic among the population. Kremenchuk’s mayor, Vitaliy Malecky, confirmed the attack and emphasized the scale of the damage and the urgent need for response. However, sources from ZN.UA report that the situation in the specialized orphanage in Kremenchuk is particularly troubling, with more than 30 children under 4 years old still there, lacking proper shelter to protect them in case of further shelling. This news underscores the ongoing humanitarian crisis and highlights the pressing need for immediate action to ensure the safety of the city’s youngest residents.