World-famous stars reacted to the Russian missile attack on Okhmatdyt

World-famous stars reacted to the Russian missile attack on Okhmatdyt

The terrorist attack on July 8 on civilian targets in Kyiv, where, in addition to houses and private buildings, the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital was damaged, did not leave anyone indifferent. Not only Ukrainians united to help children and adults, but also foreigners urged their subscribers not to remain silent about the tragedy.

Many stars who previously supported the Ukrainian people did not remain silent this time either.

Designer Frank Wilde, who daily reminds the world about the war in Ukraine, announced the day before a demonstration in front of the Russian embassy in Berlin to remind Europe how much Ukrainians need weapons.

“Remember that peaceful negotiations with terrorists who kill children during treatment are impossible. Only an armed victory for Ukraine can bring peace. Ukraine must be able to protect its people and children from Russia,” the fashion expert wrote.

Renowned historian and professor at Yale University, United24 Ambassador Timothy Snyder at X showed horrific videos from the site of the attack and wrote that Russia is bombing children with cancer.

American film and television actress Jessica Chastain personally visited Ukraine on August 7, 2022. The star visited the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital and talked with Ukrainian children who almost died yesterday.

“This morning, Russian missiles struck the same hospital, which was filled with children who were already in critical condition when these attacks occurred,” the star emphasized.

Popular Hollywood actress Jamie Lee Curtis published a poignant post.

“Today, Kyiv’s heart was torn out. The Russians almost simultaneously launched strikes on several districts and directly on the Okhmatdyt children’s hospital. Today Kyiv has gathered its strength. Thousands of people are clearing the rubble - civilians and military, firefighters, veterans with prosthetics, grandmothers, nurses,” - wrote the celebrity.

"King of Horror" Stephen King also mentioned the shootings in his blog. He spoke about a bombed hospital and 37 dead.