20 people injured in Russian drone strike on university in Rivne
Photo: Aftermath of the attack on Rivne on October 13 (t.me/UA_National_Police)
Police have shown the aftermath of a drone strike on a university in Rivne, which injured 20 people.
Today, October 13, Russia attacked an educational institution in the regional center with a jet-powered drone.
Twenty people are currently known to have been injured. Two of them are in intensive care.
The building suffered significant damage. Cars parked nearby, a mobile coffee shop, and neighboring buildings were also damaged.
Rescuers extinguished the fire. The scene is being guarded by police officers and National Guard personnel.
Explosive ordnance technicians are searching the area for dangerous debris.
As reported by RBC-Ukraine, Russia struck a building in central Rivne with a drone on the morning of October 13.
The Rivne Regional Military Administration reported a hit on an educational institution building, and the number of casualties continued to rise.
We also reported that jet-powered drones struck villages and private homes in the Lviv region on the night of October 13.
