On the afternoon of April 5 at about 15:18, explosions occurred in Zaporozhye. As a result of the attack, the death toll increased to three, another 13 people were injured, four of them — are in serious condition.
Updated at 19:14. Among the casualties are a 9-year-old child and two journalists who were injured during repeated rocket attacks.< /p>
Civil and industrial infrastructure damaged.
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Explosions in Zaporozhye on April 5: what is known
Head of the Regional State Administration of Zaporozhye Region Ivan FederovOn the air of the telethon, United News reported that the enemy launched five missile attacks on the city of Zaporozhye over the past two hours, mainly targeting civilian infrastructure.
At least three multi-storey buildings and at least 10 private houses were partially damaged.
— First there were two rocket shots, and then they hit the same place again as soon as rescuers and police began working. Two journalists were injured during rocket attacks, — Fedorov reported.
According to him, it is still impossible to accurately assess the full extent of the destruction, because only after the end of the air raid did they gain access to the entire infrastructure.
Consequences of the explosions in Zaporozhye on April 5
According to the head of the OVA, two people died as a result of the Russian attack on the city — man and woman.
In addition, 6 people were previously wounded as a result of the Russian attack.
— A 9-year-old boy and his 36-year-old mother, boys aged 20 and 22 — in a state of moderate severity. A 55-year-old woman and a 51-year-old man — in serious condition. Everyone is in the hospital. Doctors provide them with the necessary assistance, — the message says.
Secretary of the Zaporozhye City Council Anatoly Kurtev said that 3 high-rise buildings, 1 private sector house, a hostel and a retail establishment were damaged.
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The situation in cities can be monitored on the interactive map of military operations in Ukraine and on the map of air raids in Ukraine.
