Putin Accuses Ukraine of War Crimes Amid Dormitory Strikes
Russian President Vladimir Putin accused Ukraine of committing severe crimes, specifically targeting regions in Luhansk and Kherson. The attacks, which struck a dormitory and an apartment building, killed 22 people, including children. Putin's statements bring a new dimension to the ongoing conflict, emphasizing the alleged severity of Ukraine's actions.
Devdiscourse News Desk | June 1 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin Said
On Monday That Ukraine Had "Opened A New Page In A Series Of
Crimes With Its Strikes On A Dormitory In Northeastern Luhansk
Region And On An Apartment Building In A Russian-Held Part Of
Ukraine's Kherson Region."Consciously Committing The Most Serious Crimes Against
Children And Teenagers At The Teachers College In Starobilsk | Updated: 02-06-2026 00:16 IST | Created: 02-06-2026 00:16 IST
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday accused Ukraine of embarking on a new phase of criminal activities following drone strikes on a dormitory in northeastern Luhansk and an apartment building in a Russian-controlled area of Ukraine's Kherson region.
Addressing a meeting on the attacks' aftermath, he claimed Ukraine had knowingly engaged in grave crimes against children at educational facilities in Starobilsk and Henichesk, as reported by Russian news agencies.
These strikes resulted in 21 deaths in Starobilsk and one in Henichesk, where a child was killed and 11 others were injured, intensifying the ongoing conflict between the two nations.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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