At least 37 people have been killed in a Russian attack on a ammunition depot in Kiev
Ukraine's president has called local authorities to account for the "ban on storing ammunition near homes or residential areas."
Russia and Ukraine continue to attack each other, killing at least 37 people and wounding 40 in an attack last night on an alleged ammunition depot in the Kiev region. The drone attack has forced the evacuation of some 400 people.
The attack took place in Bucha, where Russia fired drones at a warehouse, damaging nearby homes and buildings, including a nursing home, according to Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski.
Zelenski has declared a day of mourning this Sunday and has called local authorities to account for the "ban on storing ammunition near homes or residential areas."
On the other hand, the Russian Ministry of Defence has confirmed the presence of drones and high-precision weapons against logistics and transport centres.
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