Russians carried out an airstrike on Zaporizhzhia, targeting the city deliberately.
As of now, dozens of people are reported injured, and all are receiving the necessary assistance. Tragically, 13 people have been killed. My condolences to the families and loved ones. Unfortunately, the number of casualties may rise.
There is nothing more cruel than airstrikes on a city, fully aware that ordinary civilians will be the ones to suffer.
There must be pressure on Russia for this terror. It is essential to support the protection of lives in Ukraine.
Ending such a war with a reliable peace is possible only through strength.
An emergency rescue operation is ongoing in Zaporizhzhia at the site of enemy airstrikes.
As of this hour, 13 fatalities and dozens of injuries have been reported. The number of victims and casualties continues to rise.
Police, rescuers, medics, and other specialized services are tirelessly working to eliminate the consequences of the attack. They are clearing rubble, searching for people, and providing assistance to the injured. Every effort is being made to save as many lives as possible. Police paramedics have already saved five individuals.
Dozens of rescuers equipped with specialized machinery are involved in the operation, while investigative teams document this war crime.
Thank you to everyone working to stop the terror of the occupiers, both on the battlefield and in international courts.
UPD:
Strike on Zaporizhzhia (Updated Information)
As a result of the enemy strike, 13 people have been killed, and 32 injured.
A fire in an administrative building covering 800 square meters and three vehicles has been extinguished.
In total, four administrative buildings, 27 vehicles, and a tram have been damaged.
Emergency rescue operations are ongoing.
Strike on Zaporizhzhia (Updated Information)
As a result of the enemy strike, 13 people have been killed.
A total of 113 people were injured, including one child.
A fire in an administrative building covering 800 square meters and three vehicles has been extinguished.
In total, four administrative buildings, 27 vehicles, and a tram were damaged.
Emergency rescue operations have been completed.
