Attacks on Zaporizhzhia and Odesa Region
During the night of May 28, Russian forces launched an attack on Zaporizhzhia, leaving two women injured. An 80-year-old woman suffered shrapnel wounds to her face, legs, and chest, while a 47-year-old woman sustained similar injuries to her face, legs, and chest. Both are currently receiving medical treatment, according to Zaporizhzhia Mayor Ivan Fedorov.
Damage from the Strikes
The assault in the Oleksandrivskyi district damaged four apartment buildings, shattering windows and destroying balconies. Non-residential structures and facilities were also hit. One building entrance was temporarily cut off from gas supply. Cleanup and repair efforts are ongoing.
In addition, during the same night, the Russian military targeted southern Odesa region with attack drones, with impacts reported in Odesa Oblast. Local authorities urge residents to contact the city call center at the following numbers:
- 15-80
- (050) 414 15 80
- (067) 656 15 80
Or reach out to the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration hotline for evacuation information and assistance for those affected by enemy attacks at +38 0800 331 630.
These attacks come amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, heightening concerns among local populations and the international community. Authorities are actively working to mitigate the aftermath and ensure residents' safety, urging caution and responding to victims' needs. Regional officials continue to coordinate aid and information efforts for communities impacted by military hostilities.
In addition to the recent attack on Zaporizhzhia, the situation remains tense as another strike targeted Odesa, resulting in injuries and damage to schools. This escalation highlights the ongoing threat faced by civilians in these regions. For further details on the impact of the assault in Odesa, including information about affected educational institutions, refer to the report on the recent strike in Odesa.