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Israel offers to treat Ukrainian child cancer patients after Russia bombed Kyiv children’s hospital

Jerusalem’s Ambassador to Ukraine said the Jewish State had ‘a big heart’

July 12, 2024 13:50
Okhmatdyt
The aftermath of a Russian missile attack that hit Kyiv's Okhmatdyt children's hospital (Credit: social media)
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Israel has offered to treat displaced young Ukrainian cancer patients after the cancer ward in Kyiv’s largest children’s hospital was partially struck by a Russian cruise missile on Monday.

The strike on Okhmatdyt children’s hospital, in central Kyiv, resulted in much of the building’s roof collapsing and the deaths of two adults, at least one of whom was a doctor in the hospital, with 16 injured.

Over 600 patients and at least as many staff were in or around the hospital at the moment of the strike, according to the Kyiv Independent newspaper.