Russian attack on Ukraine's Pryluky: 22 confirmed dead, including children
Photo: State Emergency Service workers at the scene of the strikes (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
As of Thursday morning, 22 people have been killed in Pryluky as a result of the missile attack on the city the previous day. More than 50 people were injured, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (DSNS).
"As of Thursday morning, the deaths of 22 people have been confirmed, including five children. Another 54 people were injured, including seven children," rescuers said.
During the rescue operation, emergency workers managed to rescue 15 people, including one child.
Currently, rescuers continue clearing the rubble and dismantling destroyed structures.
Photo: Emergency workers managed to rescue 15 people, including one child (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
Photo: Emergency workers managed to rescue 15 people, including one child (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
Photo: Emergency workers managed to rescue 15 people, including one child (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
Photo: Emergency workers managed to rescue 15 people, including one child (State Emergency Service of Ukraine)
Pryluky attack
On October 7, Russia attacked Pryluky with missiles, hitting residential buildings and killing and injuring many people.
People were gradually pulled from the rubble, and rescue operations are still ongoing. Three children are known to be among those killed, all of them under one year old.
