Russian attack on National Police HQ in Zhytomyr kills 2 officers, injures at least 20 – Tsutsikiridze
As a result of a hostile attack by "Bandero" drones on Wednesday against the regional police headquarters in Zhytomyr, two police officers were killed and at least 20 people were injured, according to a statement by the National Police on its Telegram channel, citing Acting National Police Chief Maksym Tsutskiridze.
On Wednesday, a hostile drone attack targeting the regional police headquarters in Zhytomyr resulted in the deaths of two police officers and at least 20 injuries, according to a statement released by the National Police. Acting National Police Chief Maksym Tsutsikiridze spoke to the press, describing this incident as a cynical act perpetrated by Russian troops.
The assault on the Main Directorate of the National Police in Zhytomyr region caused a fire on both the roof and the fourth floor. The enemy, in addition to targeting buildings, deliberately aimed at individuals who dedicate themselves to safeguarding others, Tsutsikiridze emphasized. Both police officers and emergency responders are currently on the scene.
Tsutsikiridze paid tribute to his colleagues, acknowledging the irreparable loss for the National Police, and extending heartfelt condolences to their families and loved ones. He urged those affected to find strength and a prompt recovery.
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