At least two people were killed this morning in a Russian missile attack on a residential building in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhia, the country’s authorities said.
The Russians “almost completely destroyed a five-story building. People are under the rubble. According to preliminary information, two people died,” the secretary of the Zaporojia City Council, Anatoly Kurtev, wrote on the Telegram platform.
The state emergency service confirmed that the bodies of two lifeless people had been removed from that area.
Eleven people were rescued and are receiving hospital treatment, including a pregnant woman.
A total of 90 people, including three psychologists, and 24 units are involved in the search and rescue operations, the emergency service added.
The Ukrainian president said on Wednesday night, in his usual speech to the population, that cities and districts on the front line are subject to “Russian shelling every day and every night.”
“It is deliberate terror,” Volodymyr Zelensky said.
Source: TSF
