Zelensky says Kharkiv missile strikes are ‘undisguised terror’

Ukrainian service members are seen outside the damaged local city hall of Kharkiv on March 1, 2022, destroyed as a result of Russian troop shelling (Sergey BOBOK / AFP)
Ukrainian service members are seen outside the damaged local city hall of Kharkiv on March 1, 2022, destroyed as a result of Russian troop shelling (Sergey BOBOK / AFP)

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky says a Russian missile strike hit a central square in the city of Kharkiv, calling it an act of “undisguised terror.”

“Nobody will forgive. Nobody will forget,” Zelensky says.

According to reports, at least 10 civilians have been killed in today’s attacks on the eastern city, which has seen some of the heaviest fighting since the invasion began.

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