2025年7月29日：烏克蘭的黑夜，生命在哭泣

這是一個令人心碎的夜晚。在俄羅斯對烏克蘭發動新一輪大規模空襲之中，卡米揚斯克市立醫院的婦產科病房，成為了戰火最殘酷的落點之一。當天深夜，俄軍導彈直接命中這間原本應該迎接新生命的地方。一名年僅23歲的孕婦，Diana，與她腹中尚未出生的孩子，在爆炸中當場喪命，永遠地消失在戰爭的陰影中。

這場襲擊共造成3人死亡，多人受傷。產房內的門窗被炸飛，牆面燒焦剝落，醫療設備損毀嚴重，病房一片狼藉，宛如煉獄。那是一個曾經充滿希望的空間，如今卻成為無辜生命殞落的證據，也成為烏克蘭戰爭罪行的又一個哀痛印記。烏克蘭總統澤連斯基隨即發表聲明，強烈譴責俄軍行動，表示「俄羅斯並非誤炸醫院，而是蓄意瞄準了產房。這不只是戰爭，這是一場對人性的攻擊。」他同時強調，這類針對民用設施的行動已構成戰爭罪，烏克蘭方面已將事件正式提交至國際刑事法院（ICC）要求追責。

這一夜，不只是卡米揚斯克陷入火海。烏克蘭至少五座城市遭到空襲，死傷人數持續攀升，爆炸與火光在全國多地蔓延。在扎波羅熱地區，一處關押重刑犯的監獄設施被擊中，導致至少17人死亡；哈爾科夫州的住宅區與電力基礎設施也遭到攻擊，造成至少2人喪生、多名平民受傷；基輔及周邊地區的防空系統目標附近亦傳出爆炸聲響，目前傷亡情況尚未公開；而在第聶伯市，工業區與輸電設施也成為攻擊目標，損失仍在統計中。

根據目前烏克蘭官方統計，當晚全國至少有22人死亡，超過85人受傷。實際數字可能隨著救援行動與清理進展而進一步上升。這不只是一場軍事衝突，它是一場無差別地對準平民、針對新生命與無辜靈魂的殘酷戰爭。在一個應該迎接嬰兒誕生的產房裡，爆炸取代了啼哭聲；在一個應該讓母親微笑的清晨裡，死亡先行一步降臨。

Diana的離去不是一個數字。她的故事，是無數烏克蘭平民在戰爭中遭遇的寫照。這是一場沒有前線的戰爭，任何一個人——嬰兒、母親、醫護、普通市民——都可能在某個深夜，成為下一個目標。在這樣的夜晚，沉默不再是選擇。我們必須記得，必須發聲，為Diana、為她未出生的孩子，為那些在戰火中無聲死去的靈魂，守住這份不該被遺忘的人性證言。

July 29, 2025: A Dark Night in Ukraine — When Life Was Silenced

It was a night that broke hearts across the world. Amid a new wave of Russian airstrikes on Ukraine, one of the most devastating scenes unfolded at the maternity ward of the Kamyanske City Hospital—a place meant to bring new life into the world, not witness its destruction.

Late that night, a Russian missile struck the hospital’s maternity unit with precision. Among the victims was 23-year-old Diana, a young pregnant woman. She and her unborn child were killed instantly. What should have been a room of hope and anticipation was reduced to rubble, soaked in ash and silence.

In total, the hospital attack left three dead and multiple others injured. The explosion blew out windows, blackened walls, and destroyed medical equipment. The ward, once filled with soft cries and gentle laughter, became a scene of devastation—a grim reminder of the cruelty of war.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky swiftly condemned the attack, stating unequivocally, “Russia did not mistakenly bomb a hospital—it deliberately targeted a maternity ward. This is not just a war. It is an assault on humanity.” The Ukrainian government declared that the deliberate targeting of civilian infrastructure constitutes a war crime and has submitted the case to the International Criminal Court.

Yet the horror of that night extended far beyond Kamyanske. At least five cities across Ukraine were struck in coordinated missile attacks:

In the Zaporizhzhia region, a prison facility housing high-security inmates was hit, killing at least 17. In Kharkiv Oblast, residential areas and energy infrastructure were bombed, resulting in at least two deaths and numerous injuries. Kyiv and surrounding areas also came under fire, with explosions near air defense targets—casualty figures have not yet been released. In Dnipro, industrial zones and power transmission facilities were hit, with damage still being assessed.

As of the latest official reports, the total number of deaths from that night has reached at least 22, with over 85 injured. The numbers may rise as rescue operations continue.

This is no longer just a military conflict—it is an indiscriminate war that targets civilians, newborns, mothers, doctors, and ordinary people. In a space where life was meant to begin, a missile brought death. In a moment meant for celebration, grief arrived instead.

Diana’s story is not just a tragic footnote; it is the face of countless Ukrainian civilians caught in a war without front lines. Her death, and that of her unborn child, symbolize the deep human cost of a conflict that spares no one.

We must not be silent.

This is Diana’s story—but it could be anyone’s. When maternity wards become battlegrounds and civilian homes become targets, the world must bear witness. In the face of such atrocities, silence is complicity. We must remember. We must speak out—for Diana, for her child, and for the thousands of voiceless victims who have been erased in the dark of war.