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ウクライナ当局は、キーウの小児病院「オフマディト」を攻撃したRussian missile strikeに関与したとして、3人のRussian aviation commandersに جديدな嫌疑を通知した。The attack on 8 July 2024 killed two civilians and injured at least 34 people, including nine children.
要点
- 2026年11月3日、3人のRussian military commandersにin-absentiaで嫌疑が通知された
- 被告はOleg Skitskyi、Illia Koriakin、Oleksandr Senchenko
- Suspected commanders coordinated the preparation and execution of the strike using Tu-95MS strategic bombers
- The Kh-101 missile struck Okhmatdyt's hospital building at about 10:45 on 8 July 2024
- More than 600 patients were inside the hospital when the strike occurred
- Two civilians were killed and at least 34 people were injured, including nine children
- The hospital building and medical equipment were damaged or destroyed
なぜ重要か
The allegations expand accountability for the attack on the children's hospital to senior Russian aviation commanders involved in planning and ordering the strike. The hospital attack caused civilian deaths and injuries, including among children, while more than 600 patients were inside the building and medical infrastructure was destroyed.
何が起きたか
On 3 November 2026, Ukrainian authorities announced in-absentia suspicions against three additional Russian aviation commanders over the 8 July 2024 missile strike on Kyiv's Okhmatdyt children's hospital. The suspects are Colonel Oleg Skitskyi, commander of the Russian 121st Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment; Colonel Illia Koriakin, deputy commander and chief of staff of the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division; and Lieutenant Colonel Oleksandr Senchenko, chief of staff and deputy commander of the 121st regiment. Ukrainian investigators allege that they coordinated the preparation and execution of the attack, ordered subordinates to use a Kh-101 air-launched missile fired from a Tu-95MS bomber, and helped communicate the combat order to subordinates. The suspicions were notified under Part 2 of Article 438 of Ukraine's Criminal Code, covering war crimes combined with intentional killing. A total of 33 people were killed in Kyiv on 8 July 2024.
ウクライナメディアの見方
Ukrainian coverage emphasizes the legal allegations, the commanders' roles and their alleged coordination of the strike. It also highlights the presence of children and more than 600 patients, the deaths and injuries at the hospital, and the destruction of medical infrastructure. The new notifications are presented as an expansion of an existing criminal investigation that had already resulted in in-absentia suspicions against three Russian generals.
海外メディアの見方
The English-language summary emphasizes the announcement of in-absentia suspicions against three more commanders and the legal basis for the allegations. It gives the same core casualty and destruction figures for the hospital strike and the broader death toll in Kyiv that day.
背景
A Kh-101 air-launched missile fired from a Tu-95MS strategic bomber struck the hospital's treatment building at about 10:45 on 8 July 2024, while children were present. The three newly suspected officers are associated with the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division and the 121st Heavy Bomber Aviation Regiment. The suspicions were notified in absentia under Part 2 of Article 438 of Ukraine's Criminal Code, covering war crimes combined with intentional killing. Ukrainian investigators previously identified Russian major Denys Sheynov as likely involved in the strike.