Russian forces attack Zaporizhzhia, killing six and injuring nine
Photo: Illustrative / Telegram / Ivan Fedorov
On the morning of November 5, Russian troops launched an attack on Zaporizhzhia, specifically targeting the city's infrastructure. The enemy strike resulted in the death of 6 individuals and left nine others wounded.
The head of Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov, reported that.
According to the regional leader, the explosion was heard sometime between 9 and 10 in the morning.
At the time, he stressed that the details regarding the two injured individuals were still tentative.
"The scale of the destruction is being established," Fedorov said.
Later, the head of the regional military administration announced that six residents had died.
"Six people died, and nine were injured. A fire started at the point of impact – these are the initial consequences of the enemy's attack on Zaporizhzhia," the head of the region emphasized.
According to him, at this time, the victims are receiving all the necessary help.
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On the night of November 5, explosions rang out in Kharkiv as the Russian occupiers launched guided aerial bombs towards the city. Damage was reported in two residential districts, and there have been casualties.
The city leader remarked that a targeted aerial bomb landed in a forested area within the Shevchenkivskyi district. Unfortunately, this caused partial damage to the windows of three nearby high-rise buildings, with one having a damaged facade.
Two women got cut by broken glass and had a strong stress reaction.
The strike occurred in an open area in the Kyiv region, but several private houses were partially damaged. Fortunately, no one was injured.
In Kyiv, air defense forces were already suppressing enemy drones in the morning.
In general, on the night of November 5, the occupiers attacked the Odesa and Kharkiv regions with guided air missiles and bombs. Air defense neutralized almost 50 enemy drones.
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