The ICRC denounces a bombing without victims in its office in the Donetsk region of Ukraine

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Dec. 21 () –

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has denounced this Wednesday that its office in the Ukrainian region of Donetsk was damaged after suffering a bombardment on Monday night that has left neither dead nor injured.

“A projectile hit the courtyard of the ICRC office in Donetsk on Monday night. It was the third incident that affected the Red Cross family in recent days,” the organization said in a statement.

The ICRC has also denounced that on Sunday a hospital where its staff work was damaged by attacks, which claimed the lives of two patients and injured several more people. Also, a volunteer who was part of an emergency response team was killed last week during shelling in Kherson.

“The ICRC vehemently condemns the effects of the hostilities on our office and urges respect for the humanitarian space, which is essential for neutral and impartial bodies to be able to provide assistance to people affected by the international armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine.” , has pointed out.

Finally, it has ruled that these attacks are “a reminder that the use of heavy explosive weapons in populated areas causes enormous suffering to the population.” “Health units and their personnel, as well as humanitarian relief personnel, must be respected and protected,” he concluded.