In Zaporizhzhia, at least 22 people, including three children, were injured as a result of Russian shelling on 14 November. A six-month-old baby, a two-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy were injured. The strikes damaged blocks of flats, a school and parked cars. The State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported on the consequences of the attack.
- On 14 November, Russian troops carried out strikes on several areas of Zaporizhzhia.
- According to preliminary figures from the State Emergency Service, 22 people were injured, including three children.
- A six-month-old baby, a two-year-old girl and a 12-year-old boy were injured.
- Several high-rise blocks, an educational establishment, seven cars and the road surface were damaged.
Three children were among those injured
According to preliminary information from the emergency services, 22 people have been injured as a result of Russian strikes. Among them are three minors; the youngest child injured is just six months old. All those injured are receiving the necessary medical care.
The number of casualties rose throughout the day. Earlier, the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration had reported 15 people wounded in the Voznesenivskyi district of the city, including two children. Subsequently, in message The State Emergency Service has revised the total number of people injured as a result of the shelling to 22.
Rescue workers have surveyed the areas hit by the strikes to locate any possible casualties and provide them with assistance. The final number of injured is still being confirmed.
In Zaporizhzhia, high-rise blocks and an educational establishment have been damaged
Russian strikes have caused damage to civilian infrastructure at several locations. In blocks of flats, façades have been damaged, and windows and balcony glazing have been shattered. Some of the debris has landed near the entrances to residential blocks and commercial premises on the ground floors.
The school building was also damaged. Seven cars and the road surface were damaged by the explosions. Photographs released by the State Emergency Service show damaged windows in a high-rise block, parts of the façade that have been destroyed, and debris near a residential building.
On 14 November, Russian troops attacked several areas Zaporizhzhya, notably Zavodskyi, Khortytskyi and Voznesenivskyi. Residential buildings and infrastructure were hit. In one of the districts, a fire broke out following the attack, which was extinguished by the emergency services.
Units from the State Emergency Service, medical staff, police officers and other emergency services in the city were working at the sites of the strikes. The assessment of the damaged areas was ongoing.
