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Russian pilot hands over data of 30 bomber division commanders to Ukraine after Okhmatdyt strike - media
After the Russian missile strike on the Okhmatdyt children's hospital on July 8, a pilot of Russia's 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division contacted the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine's chatbot and provided classified documents about the activities of his military unit, including personal data on 30 commanders
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Ukrainska Pravda, Hromadske and NV reported the information, citing sources in the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine.
According to the sources, on July 8, one of the pilots of Russia's 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division (military unit 06987, Engels airfield), which is firing Kh-101 missiles at the territory of Ukraine, contacted Ukrainian intelligence.
The pilot expressed shock over the attack on the children's hospital, prompting him to hand over documents related to his air division's activities to Ukraine.
Additionally, he provided private photos of the command staff of the 22nd Heavy Bomber Aviation Division, along with their personal data and information about their families, as well as documents from the personal files of senior officers.
Notably, the sealed documents of the 22nd Heavy Bombardment Aviation Division contain the most valuable intelligence information.
Russian attack on Okhmatdyt children's hospital
On July 8, the Russian army attacked Kyiv with missiles. The attack resulted in multiple deaths, and the number of victims continued to grow. July 9 was declared a day of mourning in the capital of Ukraine.
Russia struck a children's hospital with a Kh-101 strategic cruise missile. The fragments of the rear body of the missile with a serial number, as well as part of its rudder, were found at the site of the tragedy.
As of Tuesday, 9 July, emergency and rescue operations at the Okhmatdyt in Kyiv have been completed. Two people were killed and dozens were injured in the Russian attack.
Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said that UNICEF would provide financial assistance to families affected by the attack on Okhmatdyt. He also said that the government would fully rebuild the hospital.
On July 9, Health Minister Viktor Lyashko said that 627 children were in the hospital when the Russian missile hit the Okhmatdyt children's hospital in Kyiv.
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