Six dead, nearly 20 injured after heavy Russian barrage hits Zaporizhzhya
Russian ballistic missiles and aerial bombs struck Zaporizhzhya overnight on August 11, killing six people and wounding nearly 20 others, regional governor Ivan Fedorov reported.
On August 11, Russian ballistic missiles and aerial bombs targeted Zaporizhzhya, resulting in six fatalities and nearly twenty injuries, according to regional governor Ivan Fedorov. The assault comprised multiple waves, employing guided aerial bombs alongside ballistic missiles. Fedorov emphasized that the strikes also hit residential and commercial structures, a local garage complex, and key industrial facilities.
All wounded victims are currently receiving emergency medical attention. Reports indicate that the barrage employed Russian KAB guided bombs and unverified North Korean ballistic weapons. Russian forces launched similar attacks on August 10, causing harm to 24 individuals, comprising two children, and on August 9, when a double-tap strike targeted emergency responders.
On August 4, Russian forces struck the Zaporizhzhya Regional Children's Clinical Hospital, with some patients trapped in their wards and others seeking refuge in underground shelters.
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