A 5-year-old girl and her father were murdered in a Russian attack on the capital of Ukraine

This Saturday, the city of Kyiv fell victim to a new Russian terrorist attack, as has been the case in recent days.

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Once again, the attack was carried out using suicide drones against civilian targets, especially residential buildings, a war crime that Russia has been committing systematically since the beginning of the invasion. Three people were killed in this attack, including a 5-year-old girl and her father, and ten were injured, including a 10-month-old baby.

This morning, UNITED24 Media published this photo of the murdered girl, Nikol, and her father, Oleksandr, noting the following:

According to their neighbors, just on Thursday, Nikol performed in a kindergarten play with other local children. Tonight, she and her father were killed in their own home as Russia launched drones against Kyiv. Her mother was hospitalized.

This morning, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine announced:

These types of attacks occur daily. This week, more than 1,580 guided aerial bombs, nearly 1,100 attack drones, and 15 missiles of various types were used against our people. There are at least 102,000 foreign components in all these weapons. Therefore, sanctions against Russian terrorists should work more effectively. Any scheme that allows them to circumvent the sanctions regime must be eliminated. New solutions, new pressure on Moscow, are needed to stop these attacks and this war.

In a statement on the attack, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said:

While Ukraine defends its freedom and the world hopes for peace, Russia keeps showing its true intentions: relentless terror and devastation. There is no justification for Russia’s war crimes – Russia must be held accountable and forced to end its aggression.

On March 21, in an interview with pro-Russian journalist Tucker Carlson (watch video, 1:10:33), Steve Witkoff, Trump's special envoy for talks with Russia on Ukraine, stated: "I don't regard Putin as a bad guy." When asked by Carlson about his opinion of the Russian dictator, Witkoff said (1:05:55): "I liked him. I thought he was straight up with me." To date, Steve Witkoff has not posted any messages on Twitter about that attack in Kyiv in which a 5-year-old girl was killed, nor about the previous attacks.

In the last few hours, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine and the State Emergency Service of Ukraine published these photos showing the results of Saturday's attack on Kyiv: