Russian airstrikes on Zaporizhzhia district - Number of injured increases
Illustrative photo: airstrikes aftermath on Zaporizhzhia district (t.me/dsns_telegram)
The number of casualties in the Zaporizhzhia district from Russian airstrikes has risen to six. Private houses were destroyed, and a fire broke out, according to the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov.
"Six injured, including a 4-year-old boy. These are the consequences of the enemy attack on the Zaporizhzhia district," the official said in the morning.
Earlier, data from local authorities and the State Emergency Service reported five casualties from the Russian airstrikes on the outskirts of Zaporizhzhia. Specifically, rescuers reported that the victims were a 61-year-old man, three women aged 50, 54, and 55, and a child.
"Air bombs destroyed two and damaged three private houses, as well as structures on the territory of a garden cooperative. Fires broke out at the impact sites," reported the head of the regional military administration.
He added that the injured received necessary assistance. Work to eliminate the consequences of the enemy shelling is ongoing.
guided bombs on the suburbs of Zaporizhzhia
The Russian army attacked the settlements of the Zaporizhzhia district with guided bombs on the evening of March 20. Fires broke out at the impact sites, and people were injured.
The Regional Military Administration reported that as a result of the enemy attack, cars and residential buildings caught fire. According to emergency services, 55 rescuers and 9 units of equipment from the State Emergency Service were involved in eliminating the consequences of the attack.
Guided bombs strike on Zaporizhzhia suburbs
The Russian army attacked the settlements of the Zaporizhzhia district with guided bombs on the evening of March 20. Fires broke out at the impact sites, and people were injured.
The Regional Military Administration reported that as a result of the enemy attack, cars and residential buildings caught fire. According to emergency services, 55 rescuers and 9 units of equipment from the State Emergency Service were involved in eliminating the consequences of the attack.
