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Russians attacked Zaporizhzhia: four people injured as a result of KAB strikes

Attack on Zaporizhzhia, injured people
Російські удари в Запоріжжі: чотири постраждалих внаслідок бомбардувань.

Shelling of Zaporizhzhia: new casualties among civilians

According to Главком: On December 26, the Russian army struck the Zaporizhzhia region, resulting in four people injured. According to the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov, four KAB strikes were recorded. Among the injured are women aged 80, 65, and 57, as well as a 71-year-old man.

This attack occurred against the backdrop of recent incidents related to Russian shelling of Zaporizhzhia:

  • On December 24, Russian troops struck one of the city districts, damaging a residential building.
  • On December 16, three people were injured in a drone attack, and apartments on two floors of a residential building were burned down.
  • On November 26, the Russian army attacked Zaporizhzhia with drones, causing damage to at least seven high-rise buildings and several private houses.

The increase in the number of casualties from these attacks raises concerns among the local population. Ivan Fedorov stated:

“Already three wounded: the number of casualties is increasing as a result of the enemy's attack on Zaporizhzhia.” - Ivan Fedorov

The situation in the region remains tense, and the population continues to suffer from the consequences of military operations.

Alarming trend of escalating violence

These events highlight an alarming trend of escalating violence in the region, where civilians become victims of military conflicts. The strikes that cause casualties among the civilian population endanger not only the physical safety but also the psychological state of the residents of Zaporizhzhia. In the context of constant threats and shelling, it is important to pay attention to the humanitarian needs of the affected and support local initiatives aimed at helping people who have suffered from the consequences of war.

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