Overnight attack on Zaporizhzhia: number of injured rises to 17

Source: Ivan Fedorov, Head of Zaporizhzhia Regional Administration/Telegram

The toll from last night’s Russian  assault on Zaporizhzhia continues to rise, with the number of injured now standing at 17. Among the victims are reportedly four women – they were hospitalized in moderate condition, while the rest are receiving medical care at home.

The attack left widespread destruction in its wake, with 13 apartment buildings, schools, private homes, garages, and vehicles suffering damage.  Russian forces launched at least seven airstrikes across the city and surrounding Zaporizhzhia district as the enemy is stepping up the use of guided bombs.

Emergency responders, utility services, and volunteers are working at the scene. Meanwhile, local authorities  re-introduced “Points of Invincibility” to support those affected by the strikes.  According to the latest reports, among the injured is a child.

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