Russian Aerial Bombs Hit Zaporizhzhia, Killing 1, Injuring 6
Local authorities said guided aerial bombs struck a gas station and warehouses, destroying a vehicle and prompting a war-crime investigation.
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One woman is in a very difficult state after an enemy attack, and doctors are fighting for her life.
Russian forces launched several attacks on various Ukrainian regions on Monday morning, killing a civilian and wounding at least 12 others following guided air bombs and drones. The bloodiest attack took place in the city of Zaporijia, where a Russian guided bomb destroyed a private home, killing a 67-year-old man, said regional authorities, quoted by Kyiv Independent.
Russian Aerial Bombs Hit Zaporizhzhia, Killing 1, Injuring 6
Russian forces attacked the southern city of Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs during the day on July 26, striking a gas station and residential areas, resulting in one fatality and six injuries.
Russian forces attacked Zaporogje with a drone and an aerial bomb.
On the afternoon of 26 July, the Russian army dropped four air bombs on Zaporozhja, as reported by Ivan Fedorov, head of the Zaporozh regional military administration, damaged buildings near the site of the strike, including a school, and a car was set on fire. According to the Ukrainian National Police, a man was killed in a car near the epicentre of one of the attacks.
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