russian troops shelled Zaporizhzhia at night, killing two

In Zaporizhzhia, russian invaders destroyed a house during night shelling, killing two civilians.

The Secretary of the Zaporizhzhia City Council, Anatoliy Kurtiev, and the Head of the Military Administration of the Zaporizhizha Region, Yuriy Malashko, reported this on their Telegram channels.

"At night, two russian rockets were aimed at one of the private sectors of the city. The critters destroyed one house.

Windows and roofs were damaged in dozens of neighboring houses.

^{Photo: Telegram / Anatoliy Kurtiev}

At this time, it is known that, unfortunately, two people died – a man and a child born in 2012, who died in an ambulance.

Debris analysis is ongoing – according to preliminary information, three people lived in the house," said Kurtiev.

The secretary of the city council reported that one woman was hospitalized. In addition, one more person was given pre-medical assistance on the spot.

"At the moment, the street is disconnected from gas and electricity. All relevant services are working on the spot. There are two utility buses where people can warm up and drink hot drinks," Kurtiev emphasized.
For reference:

On the morning of April 8, the russian occupiers shelled the residential sector in Orikhiv and Guliaypole of the Zaporizhia region, resulting in one civilian being injured.

On April 6, russian troops also shelled a five-story building in Orikhiv with anti-aircraft missiles and fired at Guliaypole.
The russian forces targeted a five–story building situated in the city of Orikhiv. It is known that the strike was conducted using an anti–aircraft missile system. Additionally, an aerial attack was conducted on the city, causing damage to the residential area. The leader of the region also reported that the adversary shelled Guliaypole. The impact of two rockets caused damage to a civilian infrastructure facility, with the shock wave causing damage to nearby multi–story buildings. 

As Rubryka wrote, on April 3, the russian aggressors destroyed a two-story gymnasium in Orikhiv, constantly shelling the Zaporizhzhia region. It has been reported that an enemy attack resulted in the combustion of the ruins of a gymnasium spanning an area of 100 square meters.