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Zelenskyy Reports 16 Deaths in Strikes on Zaporizhzhia and Dnipro

Президент України повідомив про втрати внаслідок недавніх атак у Запоріжжі та Дніпрі.

Ukrainian President’s Statement on the Aftermath of Russian Attacks

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has addressed the recent Russian strikes on the cities of Zaporizhzhia and Dnipro. According to the Ukrainian leader, the attack on Zaporizhzhia killed 12 people and wounded 37 others. Seven of the injured are currently hospitalized, with some undergoing medical examinations. The strike on Zaporizhzhia was carried out using guided aerial bombs (GABs), targeting civilian infrastructure. Several industrial facilities were also hit, resulting in damage to residential buildings, a car repair shop, and a car wash.

“The Russians place no limits on their destruction of life,” Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated.

Zelenskyy emphasized the importance of ending the war and called for daily efforts to preserve life, stressing that “a ceasefire without such attacks is needed every day.”

Later that evening, Russian forces launched a strike on Dnipro, killing four people. The president expressed his condolences to the families and loved ones of the victims. Authorities continue to document casualties and assess the damage. The Ukrainian government has thanked all international partners for their support in protecting citizens’ lives.

Ongoing Crisis in Ukraine

These events highlight the dire situation in Ukraine, where civilians continue to suffer from military aggression. Attacks on civilian infrastructure endanger the lives and well-being of millions. The need for international support is growing as Ukraine works to defend its territory and ensure the safety of its people.

The recent attacks underscore the escalating military aggression faced by Ukraine, which has seen a surge in drone and missile strikes targeting urban areas. For a deeper understanding of the scale and impact of these assaults, including details on the use of over 200 drones in a coordinated attack, you can read more about the ongoing situation here.