At least 37 killed in drone attack on ammunition warehouse in Myla; Zelenskyy responds

{"#Ukraine War Escalates":"The attack in Myla occurred on the second of three consecutive days of nearly round-the-clock strikes by Moscow. These strikes have severely disrupted life in and around the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. The Ukrainian President, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, described the attack as a 'terrible situation' and attributed it to 'terrible negligence on the part of those who stored explosives right next to people'. The warehouse was storing shells, mines, and other ammunition, and the blast triggered massive explosions and fires that spread to dozens of nearby homes and buildings. The attack comes after a similar incident in Vyshneve, where 22 people were killed and homes were damaged. Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian government are investigating the incident and have spoken with relevant authorities.","#Local Response":"Local media reported that of the 37 people killed, 34 were residents of a care home for elderly and disabled people. More than 370 people were evacuated. The Ukrainian Prime Minister, Serhii Koretskyi, referred to the attack as a 'terrible tragedy' and called for severe punishment of those responsible. He also mentioned the July attack on Vyshneve, where 22 people were killed and homes were damaged, as a lesson that was not learned.","#Russian Response":"The Russian Defense Ministry stated that it had targeted a warehouse in Myla storing components and launch boosters for long-range drones. Other targets included the ports of Mykolaiv and Izmail, a logistics center, and warehouse facilities storing components for the country's Flamingo cruise missiles. The strikes come amid intensified air defenses and the ongoing five-year-old war in Ukraine."}