US EditionOne person killed, 23 hurt in Russian strikes on Ukraine
- Russian air strikes on Zaporizhzhia injured at least 16 civilians, including a 15-year-old boy, and damaged multiple buildings on September 23, as reported by Ukrainian officials.
- Zaporizhzhia Governor Ivan Fedorov stated that there were at least seven strikes affecting 13 apartment buildings and public facilities.
- Monitoring groups indicated that guided aerial bombs were used in the attack, marking the first occurrence of such an attack on Zaporizhzhia.
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According to authorities, one person was killed and 23 others injured in Russian attacks on Ukraine.
Russia is constantly terrorizing Ukraine with glide bombs. To stop the attacks, Kiev is asking its partners to allow them to use Western weapons against Russian air bases - so far without success. Now, according to Ukrainian sources, Zaporizhia is being hit for the first time.
Glide bombs are a nightmare for cities near the front lines in Ukraine. Kharkiv in particular has suffered from them. Now Russia is bombarding another city with these weapons. According to local authorities, 16 people were injured in a Russian airstrike on the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhia. According to Ukrainian media reports, this was the first time that the city had been attacked with so-called glide bombs. 13 residential buildings, t…
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rts.chThe latest Russian strikes in Ukraine have left one dead and twenty-three injured, Ukrainian authorities said on Monday.
At least 16 civilians were injured, including a child, on Sunday evening as a result of Russian airstrikes on the southeastern city of Zaporozhye, Ukrainian officials said Monday, according to Ukrainian media.
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