Russia attacked Zaporizhzhia with air bombs: infrastructure facility damaged

On the night of October 9, the Russian occupation army attacked the Zaporizhzhia region and Zaporizhzhia using guided aerial bombs. The head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration, Ivan Fedorov, reported that an infrastructure facility was damaged in the Zaporizhzhia district as a result of the attack.

As it is known, there are no casualties or deaths from the Russian strikes.

Earlier, on the night of October 7, the Russian occupation army attacked Kharkiv with drones. Ihor Terekhov, the city's mayor, reported this, noting that the Industrial District of Kharkiv was under attack. Currently, there is no information about any casualties from this attack.

During the drone attack on Kharkiv, about twenty explosions occurred within twenty minutes. Several fires broke out in the city. Another group of enemy combat drones is approaching the city - be careful!

In addition, the occupiers targeted the energy infrastructure of the Donetsk region, cutting off electricity to some populated areas. The head of the regional administration urged residents to be cautious and prepare for possible power outages.

Specialists are working on restoring electricity supply with safety considerations in mind. I urge all civilians: be responsible! Evacuate in a timely manner!

On the evening of October 4, Russian occupiers attacked the Donetsk region, targeting critical infrastructure in the area. The enemy struck at the energy sector of Donetsk, but Ukrainian energy workers are already finding ways to prevent blackouts during shelling. Currently, the situation remains tense, and the civilian population is urged to be cautious and prepare for evacuation if necessary.

Information has been provided about the attacks by Russian occupation forces on various regions of Ukraine, provoked by flights of aviation and drones, which led to damage to infrastructure and the cutting off of electricity in some populated areas. In cities, rescuers and energy workers are operating at the scenes, and residents are urged to be cautious and prepare for possible evacuations to ensure their safety.