Russian Drone Hits Vinnytsia Apartment Block, Six Injured
A Russian strike drone hit a five-story residential building in Vinnytsia early Sunday, Oct. 25, injuring six people and destroying four apartments between the second and third floors, according to regional governor Nataliia Zabolotna. The strike also damaged an adjacent private elderly care home, prompting emergency responders to evacuate 15 residents, while inflicting damage on critical…
A Russian strike drone targeted a five-story residential apartment building in Vinnytsia, Ukraine, on Sunday morning, Oct. 25, injuring six people and causing extensive damage. The Vinnytsia Regional Military Administration reported that the strike destroyed multiple apartments and damaged a nearby private nursing home. Six civilians were injured, with one taken to a regional medical center for inpatient care.
Over 60 personnel from the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (SES) and 14 specialized vehicles were deployed to the impact site to extinguish fires, clear rubble, and inspect neighboring properties. Concurrently, an adjacent private elderly care boarding house was damaged, and 15 elderly residents were evacuated and provided with psychological assistance.
The wider wave of strikes across Vinnytsia region also damaged critical municipal life-support installations, civil infrastructure facilities, and private homes.
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