Austria Calls 'On Carpet' Russian Ambassador Over Strike Of 'Iskanders' On Village Of Groza

Vienna made tough demands to Moscow.

The Austrian Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador in connection with the missile attack on the village of Groza in Kharkiv region on Thursday, October 5.

This is reported by the Austrian Foreign Ministry.

"The Russian ambassador in Vienna has only been summoned because of yesterday's terrible rocket attack on a village in Kharkiv region, which took dozens of innocent lives. Attacking civilians is a war crime. The perpetrators must be brought to justice," the statement said.

Strike on the Village of Groza

Yesterday afternoon, Russian terrorists attacked the village of Groza in Kharkiv region with Iskander missiles. The missiles hit a cafe and a shop. At the time of the attack, a wake for fallen military personnel was being held there.

As of the morning of October 6, 52 people were killed in the attack. The last victim died in hospital.

The Air Force believes the Russians struck the village of Groza from Voronezh region. It took about 10 minutes from the start of the air alert to the strike.