Russian guided bombs shattered an apartment building in Ukraine's second-largest city on Saturday, killing three people, injuring 52 and prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskiy to call for more help to deal with the growing threat of such weapons.
Prosecutors in Ukraine's eastern Kharkiv region put the casualty toll at three dead and 52 injured in the mid-afternoon attack, including three injured children. Regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov said four of those hurt were in serious condition.
"This Russian terror through guided bombs must be stopped and can be stopped," Zelenskiy wrote on Telegram.
"We need strong decisions from our partners to enable us to stop the Russian terrorists and Russian military aviation right where they are."
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