Russia claimed to withdraw its troops, but a kindergarten and school in Luhansk, Ukraine, was shelled, and it was a huge land that could not put a calm desk
Russia said it began withdrawing troops from the Russian-Ukrainian border, and NATO said it had not seen any signs of a Withdrawal from Russia. The situation in Luhansk began to deteriorate today.
Militants shelled the village of Luganska in Stanitsa in the Luhansk region. Using heavy artillery weapons, the shell hit the kindergarten building, injuring 3 staff members. Later, in the Luhansk region, militants shelled the village of Vrubivka, near Popasna, when one of the shells hit the courtyard of a secondary school with 30 students and 14 staff.
The head of the kindergarten said, "When the shelling began, all the children were having breakfast together. Led by faculty and staff, they quickly descended to the first floor. There were 20 children and 18 employees in the kindergarten at the time. We didn't have a basement, but there was a hallway with no windows and glass. All the children were there until the national emergency services and their parents arrived. Those children whose parents could not pick up in time, we moved to the basement of a neighboring building. The shelling lasted about 40 minutes. The children were frightened and crying, and the teachers were doing their best to soothe..."
The self-proclaimed Luhansk People's Republic and the Ukrainian Governments have their own opinions, believing that the other side has provoked the incident. Luhansk claimed that Ukrainian strong personnel opened fire on five settlements of the republic on the morning of the 17th.
The British Foreign Secretary saw this as a blatant attempt by the Russian government to fabricate a pretext for an invasion.
