On August 8, according to RIA Novosti, two children injured in the…
On August 8, according to RIA Novosti, two children injured in the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attack on Arkhipo-Osipovka on August 3 were transported to Moscow for treatment at the Russian Pediatric Clinical Hospital (RDKB).
Consensus
- Two girls, aged 11 and 15, were injured in a drone attack in Arhipo-Osipovka, Krasnodar Krai.
- The attack occurred on August 3.
- The girls were transported to the Russian Pediatric Clinical Hospital (RDKB) in Moscow.
- They sustained severe blast and shrapnel wounds to the torso, limbs, and neck.
- Their condition is described as critical but stable.
- They were hospitalized in the intensive care and resuscitation department.
- A total of 58 people were injured in the attack.
- Seven people, including four children, were killed.
- The attack was carried out by Ukrainian drones (VСU).
- Specialists from the Federal Center for Disaster Medicine accompanied the patients during transport.
Points of divergence
- On August 6, an 11-year-old girl from Armavir, who was injured in the attack, was placed into a medicated coma. — kommersant
- The governor of Krasnodar Krai, Veniamin Kondratyev, called the incident a terrorist act. — kommersant
- Two of the deceased were from Shakhty, Rostov Oblast. — interfax
- Twelve children were among the injured. — m24
- Twenty-one people were hospitalized, including the two girls. — kommersant
- Twenty-one people were hospitalized. — interfax
- Twelve of the injured were minors. — vesti
Coverage (5 sources)
- 2 children, injured on the beach of Arkhipo-Osipovka, were taken to Moscow for treatment — РИАМО
- Two children injured by drone in Arkhipo-Osipovka taken to Moscow for treatment — Вести
- Two children injured in an attack by VU in Gelendzhik have been transported to Moscow — Коммерсантъ
- Two injured in drone attack in Gelendzhik; children transported to Moscow for treatment — Интерфакс
- Children injured by drone attack in Gelendzhik were taken to Moscow's RDKB — Москва 24
Key entities
- Moscow
- Gelendzhik
- RDKB
- Ukrainian Armed Forces
- Arhipo-Osipovka
- Russia
- Ministry of Health
- TASS
- RIA Novosti
- Federal Center for Disaster Medicine
- INTERFAX.RU
- Max
- Maxim Denison
- Ukraine (VSU)
- Anton Narbutov