Russian Shelling Kills Three Red Cross Workers in Eastern Ukraine

Attack on aid distribution site in Donetsk region also injures two, drawing condemnation from international community.

The strike occurred in the village of Virolyubivka, where Red Cross staff were preparing to distribute aid.
ICRC confirmed that three workers were killed and two others were injured in the attack.
Ukrainian President Zelensky blamed Russia for the shelling, calling it a 'war crime'.
The Red Cross vehicles were clearly marked and the aid distribution had not yet begun, preventing resident casualties.
The incident highlights a growing trend of attacks on humanitarian workers, with 50 aid workers killed or injured in Ukraine in 2023.