Russian missiles hit Ukraine’s Vinnytsia, 12 killed

Kyiv, July 14 Three Russian missiles on Thursday hit a business center in the city of  claimed Ukrainian Defence Ministry, killing at least 12 people, media reports said.
According to The Guardian, Russian missiles hit civilian buildings and a cultural centre in the city of Vinnytsia in central Ukraine, killing at least 12 people, reportedly including a child and its mother, and wounding up to 50 others.
Earlier, CNN quoted Kyrylo Tymoshenko, the deputy head of the Presidency of Ukraine, as saying on Telegram that eight people, including a child, have been killed.
Tymoshenko called the attack “another crime of the occupiers in our peaceful city.”
The ministry in a tweet said, “Ukraine has already suffered almost 3,000 missile strikes.
“The supply of sufficient amount of the Western anti-missile systems is long overdue.”