Summarize this content to 2000 words in 6 paragraphs in Arabic ADVERTISEMENTThe death toll from a Russian missile strike on the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih has risen to 18, including nine children, according to regional officials.Ukraine\u2019s President Volodymyr Zelenskyy \u2013 who comes from Kryvyi Rih \u2013 says the youngest to lose their life in Friday\u2019s attack was just three-years-old.At least 72 others were injured, with the youngest being a three-month-old baby, in what authorities say was a ballistic missile attack. About half of them remain in the hospital receiving treatment, with 17 of them still in critical condition, according to regional Governor Serhii Lysak.\u201cThere can never be forgiveness for this,\u201d said Oleksandr Vilkul, head of the city\u2019s defence council.Local authorities said the strike damaged some 20 apartment buildings, close to three dozen vehicles, an educational facility and a restaurant. Authorities say the missile targeted a residential neighbourhood.Kryvyi Rih has a population of approximately 600,000 and lies about 70 kilometres from the eastern front line.\u201cThe missile struck an area right next to residential buildings \u2013 hitting a playground and ordinary streets,\u201d said Zelenskyy on his official Telegram channel.The Russian Defence Ministry says it carried out a \u201chigh-precision missile strike\u201d with a high explosive warhead on a restaurant where a meeting with unit commanders and Western instructors was taking place.The Kremlin says the attack killed 85 military personnel and foreign officers, and destroyed 20 vehicles used for military purposes. Kyiv rejects those claims and accuses Moscow of deliberately targeting civilians.Russian strikes are continuing to target Ukrainian cities on a daily basis. Kyiv says almost 100 drones were launched into Ukraine overnight, with 51 shot-down by air defences.Zelenskyy says Russia\u2019s continued offensive showcases their unwillingness to end the war, as he accuses Russian President Vladimir Putin of stalling and not being serious about peace amid ongoing US efforts to broker a truce and end the more than three-year long war.The Ukrainian leader urged allies to exert more pressure on Moscow to agree to a peace deal. He also called for more support to Ukraine to bolster air defences to be better equipped to fend off Russian aerial threats.Zelenskyy also criticised Washington\u2019s response to the attack on his hometown. US Ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget A Brink, posted on social media on Friday saying she was \u201chorrified\u201d by the strike.\u201cMore than 50 people injured and 16 killed, including 6 children. This is why the war must end,\u201d the post said.Zelenskyy, who has so far had a strained relationship with US President Donald Trump reacted to the Ambassador\u2019s comments saying it was \u201cunpleasantly surprising\u201d for not naming Russia as the perpetrator of the attack.ADVERTISEMENT\u201cSuch a strong country, such a strong people \u2013 and such a weak reaction. They are even afraid to say the word \u2018Russian\u2019 when talking about the missile that killed children,\u201d said Zelenskyy.\u201cYes, the war must end. But in order to end it, we must not be afraid to call a spade a spade,\u201d added the Ukrainian president.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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