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KYIV — At least 49 people were killed Thursday in a Russian missile strike in a village in eastern Ukraine, officials said.
A 6-year-old boy was among the victims, according to officials.
The missile targeted an area housed a cafe and a shop in the village of Groza, wounding at least seven others wounded in the attack.
This is a developing story and will be updated with more information.
The remarks are the first time the President has directly addressed the issue since his brief comments to reporters on April 22.
At UCLA, counter-protesters clashed with Pro-Palestinian demonstrators, leading to arrests by police.
Biden spoke with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, vowing to coordinate a response after speaking to leaders of the G7.
The attack included more than 200 missile and drones as Iran launched a direct military attack on the Jewish state.
