The Russian missile attack on Odesa last night, resulting in civilian casualties and casualties, as well as the destruction of historical and cultural sites, confirms the definition of the Kremlin regime as terrorist.
This was announced by the head of the Chamber of Deputies of the Parliament of the Czech Republic Marketa Pekarova-Adamova on her Twitter.
The Czech politician reminded in the publication that on November 15 of last year the Chamber adopted a resolution declaring the current Russian regime as terrorist.
"The Russian attack on Odesa, as a result of which children were injured and a historically important cathedral was destroyed, fully proves the veracity of the adopted text," she emphasized.
Pekarova-Adamova also added that the Czech Republic will continue to provide Ukraine with support in reflecting the large-scale invasion of the Russian Federation and "protection from criminals."
15. listopadu 2022 @snemovna by resolution designated the current Russian regime as terrorist.
— Markéta Pekarová Adamová (@market_a) July 23, 2023
The Russian attack on Odesa, in which children were injured and a historically significant cathedral was destroyed, fully demonstrates the veracity of the accepted text. Ukrajinu will continue to be supported in defense against crimes.
Russian missile attack on Odesa on July 23
On the night of July 23, Russian troops fired 19 missiles of various types at the center of Odesa, of which 9 were shot down by the forces and means of air defense of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. This became the most massive enemy attack on the city since the beginning of the full-scale war.
Russian rockets hit the historic center of Odesa. In particular, the Transfiguration Cathedral was partially destroyed.
