Russia killed a mother and three children with a rocket attack in Lviv
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Russia killed a mother and three children with a rocket attack in Lviv

Andriy Sadovy
Russia killed a mother and three children with a rocket attack in Lviv

As a result of a Russian missile attack on Lviv on September 4, 4 members of one family were killed - a mother and three daughters. Only the father will remain alive.

Points of attention

  • During a Russian missile attack in Lviv, a mother and three children were killed, only the father survived.
  • The tragedy in Lviv led to the death of 7 people and the injury of 38 people, including 11 children.
  • The Ukrainian community expresses deep sorrow and condolences to the families of the victims and the victims.
  • Emergency services of Lviv carried out emergency rescue operations and saved 12 people from the consequences of shelling.

During the attack on Lviv, the Russians killed the children and their mother

The mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovy, made public a photo of one family and told that as a result of today's attack, only the man in the photo remained alive from the whole family.

Yevgenia's wife and their three daughters — Yaryna, Darina and Emilia — died in their own home.

He published a photo of the family and pointed out that 21-year-old Yaryna Bazilevich, who worked in the office of "Lviv - Youth Capital of Europe 2025", is standing behind it.

In the center of Europe, Russia is exterminating entire families of Ukrainians. The Russians are killing our children, our future. I don't know what words to support Yaroslav's father. Today we are all with you. Sincere condolences and bright memory, - concluded Sadovy.

The Ukrainian Catholic University reported that the man is in critical condition.

18-year-old Daria Bazylevych was a student at UKU.

Journalist Andrii Tsaplienko published footage of the moment when a man is given medical assistance, and the body of his daughter is taken out of the ruins.

Russia attacked Lviv on September 4

On September 4, a series of explosions rang out in Lviv during an air raid warning. Damaged residential buildings. It is known about 38 injured people. Seven people died, three of them children.

Before that, the mayor of the city, Andrii Sadovy, reported that a woman and a man had died. According to him, the deceased was 50 years old and worked as a nurse-midwife at the 5th polyclinic of the city of Lviv. Information about the dead man is being clarified.

It is clarified that psychologists of the Lviv Oblast State Emergency Service are working on the spot, and they have provided assistance to 82 victims (among them 11 children).

More than 140 rescuers and 33 units of special equipment were involved in the liquidation of the consequences of the events.

Currently in Lviv has completed emergency and rescue operations to eliminate the consequences of Russian shelling. Emergency services rescued 12 people.

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Ukraine's accession to NATO. Rutte responded to Trump's scandalous statements

Rutte denied Trump's claim
Source:  NV

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte commented on the loud statements of US President Donald Trump that Ukraine will never become a member of the Alliance. As the Secretary General noted, at the Washington summit it was decided that Ukraine's path to NATO is irreversible - Trump's statements have not changed anything.

Points of attention

  • Rutte emphasizes the importance of separating the pursuit of peace agreements from long-term perspectives such as NATO membership for Ukraine.
  • Collaborative efforts within NATO aim to support Ukraine and facilitate its journey towards achieving a peace agreement or ceasefire.

Rutte denied Trump's claim

The NATO Secretary General drew attention to the fact that no one ever promised Ukraine that membership in the Alliance would be part of a peace agreement or ceasefire.

And sometimes I hear Americans say: we don't think NATO membership will be part of a ceasefire or a peace agreement, that it contradicts the wording of the Washington Summit. And here I would disagree. I think it is very consistent with the wording of the Washington Summit. These are two separate things: a peace agreement and a long-term perspective.

Mark Rutte

Mark Rutte

NATO Secretary General

According to Rutte, NATO members, including the United States, are currently working together to take command in Wiesbaden (the new NATO command — ed.), from where all support comes to Ukraine.

In addition, the Alliance leadership is trying to understand how best to help Ukraine become even more interoperable with NATO, build its own armed forces, and reach a hopeful moment of a peace agreement or ceasefire.

And let's hope that we can achieve that. So we are really working closely on all these issues," Rutte stressed.

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Ending the War. Who Will Negotiate with Putin on behalf of Europe?

Macron may represent Europe in talks with Putin
Source:  The Telegraph

According to The Telegraph, French leader Emmanuel Macron may become Europe's chief negotiator with Russian dictator Vladimir Putin to establish peace in Ukraine.

Points of attention

  • Keir Starmer, however, does not plan to engage in talks with Putin as part of Britain's efforts to support Ukraine's defense.
  • Insiders at the Elysee Palace have indicated that Emmanuel Macron could be the primary negotiator from Europe 'when the time comes' to negotiate with Putin.

Macron may represent Europe in talks with Putin

As journalists have learned, some members of the "coalition of the determined" are urging the French president to take a key position in negotiations with the Kremlin to end the war.

As of today, Emmanuel Macron and British leader Keir Starmer, who lead a group of countries planning to reach a ceasefire agreement in Ukraine, are the most likely negotiators with Putin.

Starmer does not plan to hold talks with Putin as part of Britain's efforts to support Ukraine's defense.

Against this background, the publication's insiders at the Elysee Palace made it clear that it is the French president who could take on this role "when the time comes."

As mentioned earlier, on April 4, meetings were held in Kyiv between representatives of the official Paris, London, and Kyiv regarding the introduction of European peacekeepers into Ukraine.

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