Canada summons Russian ambassador to Ottawa over attacks on civilians in Dnipro that killed at least 45 people, including six children. This was announced on Wednesday by Canadian Foreign Minister Melanie Joly, according to CBC..

Russian Ambassador Oleg Stepanov summoned to the ministry for the fourth time in the last year.

As Joly explained, the ambassador was summoned "

Lavrov drew sharp criticism from the entire civilized world after he said that the United States assembled a coalition of Western allies to solve the "

Recall that the building in the Dnieper was attacked by a Russian X-22 missile. The Ukrainian military does not have the means to intercept this type of missile.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that "

As a result of the missile attack, about 400 people lost their homes, 72 apartments were completely destroyed, another 236 were seriously damaged..

Canada, like other Western countries, has imposed sweeping sanctions against Russia over its invasion of Ukraine.. Joly says Ottawa will continue to hold Moscow accountable.

“We will ensure that those responsible for horrendous crimes in all cities across Ukraine are held accountable for their atrocities,” she said..

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called the attack "

Earlier Wednesday, Canada announced the delivery of 200 Senator armored personnel carriers as part of military assistance to Ukraine..

In addition, Defense Minister Anita Anand said that the country plans to supply Ukraine with NASAMS air defense systems as soon as possible..