A devastating Russian missile attack on a pizzeria in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, has claimed the lives of at least eleven people and left 56 injured, according to Ukrainian authorities. The RIA Pizza restaurant was struck on Tuesday evening, resulting in widespread destruction and loss of life.

Among the victims were two 14-year-old sisters, whose deaths were mourned by the Kramatorsk city council. A 17-year-old was also tragically killed in the attack, as confirmed by Prosecutor General Andrii Kostin.

This attack highlights the increasing danger faced by civilians in Ukrainian cities due to missile strikes. Just days earlier, falling debris from intercepted Russian missiles caused a fire in a Kyiv apartment building, resulting in fatalities and injuries. Over 20 missiles were reportedly detected and neutralized by Ukrainian anti-aircraft units during that incident.

Other Ukrainian cities, including Kharkiv and Dnipro, were also targeted in missile attacks over the weekend, causing further damage and disruption. The attack on a gas line in Kharkiv sparked a fire, while several homes were destroyed in Dnipro.