Russian invaders hit nursing home in Sudzha. AFU provide evidence that it was russia that dropped bomb on refugees

The Air Forces showed the trajectory of a guided aerial bomb launched from a russian plane. The bomb hit a nursing home in Sudzha in the Kursk Oblast, killing civilians.

The Air Forces said this in a statement on Facebook, the Ukrainian News agency reports

The military published a screenshot of the "Virazh-Planshet" system along the bomb's flight trajectory. It can be seen that the ammunition flew from the side of russia, not Ukraine. "Virazh-Planshet" is a Ukrainian geographic information system that displays data on manned and unmanned aircraft and missiles, including their routes.

"Traditionally, numerous Russian publics accuse Ukraine of the strike. It won't work! There is irrefutable evidence and the results of objective control that the strike was carried out by Russian tactical aviation," the Air Forces responded to the russians' attempts to accuse Ukraine of the shelling.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy reacted to the strike on Sudzha, stating that the russians used the same tactics in Chechnya and Syria.

"Russia fought like this decades ago against Chechnya. They killed Syrians in the same way. Russian bombs destroy Ukrainian houses in the same way. And even against its own civilians, the russian army uses similar methods," Zelenskyy wrote.

Russia has already struck a nursing home in Sudzha. In particular, on January 11. The russians purposefully attacked the facility with two guided aerial bombs (KABs), knowing about the presence of civilians there.

As the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on February 1, at around 5:54 p.m., russian troops struck a nursing home building in Sudzha, Kursk Oblast. The city is under the control of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

The nursing home building was mostly occupied by elderly people. At the time of the shelling, 95 people were trapped under the rubble. Four people are known to have been killed.

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