Six killed in Russian strike on warehouse in Ukraine’s Lutsk
Russian drones struck a wholesale warehouse in Lutsk, killing six people, said regional Governor Roman Romaniuk. Five died at the scene, and a sixth died later in the hospital from their injuries.
A wholesale warehouse in Lutsk, Ukraine, was struck by Russian drones, resulting in six deaths, according to regional Governor Roman Romaniuk. Five victims perished at the scene, while a seventh succumbed to their injuries later in a hospital. Romaniuk reported that ten individuals sustained injuries, while Ukraine’s State Emergency Service stated that twelve people were injured.
Additionally, two individuals, including a child, were hurt in an attack on a nine-story apartment building. Meduza, an English-language news outlet, reports this incident using an AI-driven translation process. The story was written by a human journalist and reviewed for accuracy by Meduza editors before publication. Readers can contact reports@meduza.io to report any errors.
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