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Ukrainian authorities stated that Major General Nikolai Varpakhovich, commander of the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, was responsible for the July 2024 missile strike on the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital in Kyiv, which killed two people.

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Nikolai Varpakhovich (person) 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division (military_unit) Okhmatdyt (location) Russian forces (organization) Ihor Klymenko (person) Kyiv City Military Administration (organization) Okhmatdyt children's hospital (location) Dniprovskyi district (location) Russia (organization) Vitalii Klitschko (person) Okhmatdyt hospital (location) Isida clinic (location) Russian Armed Forces (organization) Russian Federation (organization) Shevchenkivskyi district (location) Kyiv (location) ADONIS private clinic (location) National Children's Specialized Hospital Ohmatdyt (location) Russian missile (weapon_system) Ukrainian Ministry of Internal Affairs (organization) Ukraine's Prosecutor General's Office (organization) Ukraine's National Police (organization) Okhmatdyt National Children’s Specialized Hospital (location) Kyiv Oblast (location) State Emergency Service (organization) Ukrainian Center for Pediatric Cardiac Surgery (location) Ukrainian Federation (location) Ohmatdyt Children's Hospital (location) Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine (organization) Adonis fertility centre (location) State Emergency Service of Ukraine (organization) Okhmatdyt Children’s Hospital (location) Private Clinic in Kyiv (location) Okhmatdet (location) Okhmatdet Children's Hospital (location) Dnipro District (location) Ukraine (organization) Ohmatdet Pediatric Hospital (location) Sviatlana Lukianchyk (person) Russian military forces (organization) Volodymyr Zelenskyy (person) Vitalii Klymenko (person) Svitlana Lukianchuk (person) Viktor Liashko (person) Ukrainian civilians (person) Ohmatdyt Hospital (location) Prosecutor General's Office (organization) National Cancer Institute (organization) Institute of Neurosurgery of the National Academy of Medical Sciences (organization) Vladyslav Kurysko (person) Svitlana Poplavska (person) Okhmatdyt National Specialized Hospital (location) Ukrainian Interior Ministry (organization) Office of the Prosecutor General (organization) Adonis Medical Facility (location) Victoria Bondarenko (person) Tetiana Sharova (person) Viktor Brahutsa (person) Oksana Korzh (person) Okhmatdyt National Children's Hospital (location) Svitlana Lukianchyk (person) Maksym Symaniuk (person) Zoriana Symaniuk (person) Anastasia Symaniuk (person) Yuliia Fesiuk (person) National Pedagogical Drahomanov University (organization) ADONIS medical centre (organization) Zdolbuniv community (location)

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Ukraine considers him responsible for the missile strike that hit the children’s hospital Okhmatdyt in Kyiv on July 8, 2024... Two people died in that strike.

In Kyiv, seven people were killed and 11 injured from the Russian missile strike.

Twenty-seven people were killed in Kyiv alone, including four children

20 people died in Kyiv and 61 were injured, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs

33 people killed, including 5 children. 121 injured, including 10 children aged 2 to 17.

The death toll in Kyiv from the July 8 missile attack rose to 33 killed, including 4 children, and 120 injured, including 10 children.

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