Russian missiles strike Zaporizhzhia, killing one, injuring eight
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Russian missile attack on Zaporizhzhia killed at least one and wounded eight.
Enemy forces fired almost 20 missiles at the city. Explosions were also heard in the Khmelnytsky region. Infrastructure and residential buildings were hit, with one person killed and one injured.
"Infrastructure, private houses and high-rise buildings have been destroyed and damaged," said governor Ivan Fedorov.
The shelling was the most massive in a year. In a few hours, Russian forces fired almost 20 missiles at Zaporizhzhia.
Law enforcement officers report that in addition to the victims and the deceased, there are three missing.
The Mariupol mayor's advisor Petro Andriushchenko said a Russian missile hit a trolleybus moving across the dam.
On the night of March 22, Russian forces attacked the Khmelnytskyi region. Infrastructure and residential buildings were hit.
"Another enemy attack in Khmelnytsky region. Critical infrastructure and residential buildings were damaged. All services are working. Unfortunately, we have wounded and one dead. We are searching for people under the rubble."
On the morning of Friday, Russian troops took off with Tu-95MS strategic bombers and launched X-101/555/55 cruise missiles. Over time, explosions were heard in a number of Ukrainian cities: air defense downed 92 targets.
Russian troops shelled Kharkiv with ballistic missiles: about 15 explosions were heard in the city.
Enemy forces fired more than 150 drones and missiles of various types at Ukraine at night on March 22. Air defense forces shot down 55 drones and 37 missiles.
