Russian Glide Bombs Strike Zaporizhzhia, Injuring 6 Including Toddler
Russian tactical aviation launched 12 guided aerial bomb (KAB) strikes against Zaporizhzhia on Saturday evening, Nov. 14, wounding six civilians – including a two-year-old child, three women, and two men – Acting Regional Governor Mykhailo Semikin and Defense Council Co-Chair Ivan Fedorov reported. Blast waves shattered windows across several multi-story apartment blocks, damaged dozens of parked…
On Nov. 14, Russian forces targeted the city of Zaporizhzhia with 12 guided aerial bombs, resulting in six casualties and substantial damage. Among the injured were a toddler, three women aged 40, 78, and 79, and two men aged 19 and 39. The strikes caused windows to shatter in multiple residential buildings and inflicted damage on numerous parked cars.
Additionally, a structural fire erupted at one of the impact zones. This marked the end of a day filled with Russian attacks on Zaporizhzhia and surrounding areas. Earlier, the city was hit by waves of strikes, causing injuries to 22 residents, including a six-month-old infant, a two-year-old girl, and a 12-year-old boy. These incidents followed a particularly deadly day on Friday, Nov.
13, where Russian attacks resulted in the deaths of four individuals and injuries to 50 others, including eight children. The ongoing bombardments prompted regional authorities to close vehicular traffic on the Dnipro Hydroelectric Power Station dam, urging drivers to use alternative routes.
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