Why did Russia attack “Harry Potter Castle”?

2024-05-04 05:00:13

Russia surprised Ukraine with a attack devastating last Monday near the famous “harry potter castle” in Odessa. Using an Iskander missile loaded with cluster munition, according to the Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office Russia aimed to cause as much damage as possible to the civilian population.

The result was five people dead and thirty others injured, some of them simply walking through the area at the time of the attack. attack.

In addition to wreaking havoc on the harry potter castleowned by a university foundation, the cluster munition explosions also damaged other nearby buildings.

The Ukrainian Prosecutor’s Office confirmed that the attack was carried out with an Iskander ballistic missile equipped with cluster munition, calling it “indiscriminate weaponry.”

Rescue work at Harry Potter Castle. AFP photo.

The remains of the missile and metal fragments were found scattered in a 1.5 kilometer radius according to Ukrainian authorities.

Fire at Harry Potter Castle. AFP photo.

This is how Harry Potter’s castle was seen burning in Odessa

A video has been released of the fire that occurred at Harry Potter’s castle in Odessa after being hit by a Russian missile. On social networks they question why the United Nations has not spoken out against the attack on this building, part of the historical and cultural heritage.

Odessa attack: Why did Russia attack the “Harry Potter castle”?

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2024-05-04 05:00:13