Russians hit Zaporizhzhya, there are wounded


Civilians were injured in the attack.
Russian troops on Saturday morning during an air alert struck missiles on the territory of the Matveevka OTG near Zaporizhzhya. This is reported by Suspilne and the Chairman of Zaporizhzhya Regional State Administration Yuriy Malashko in Telegram.
According to him, damaged at least five residential houses and critical infrastructure facility, five civilians were injured.
In Zaporizhzhya OVA indicated that the explosion was powerful and heard it in different areas of the city.
Today between 10:06 and 10:20 the Russian military launched 2 missile strikes (the type of missiles is being established) on the territory of Matveevskaya OTO," the report said.
As of 11:40 it is known about five victims. One person was hospitalised, other wounded refused hospitalisation.
In the Air Force of the Armed forces of Ukraine at 10:09 announced the likelihood of missile strikes in a number of regions of our state. Ballistic threat was announced for Chernihiv, Cherkasy, Kirovograd, Sumy, Poltava, Dnipropetrovsk, Kharkiv regions. Subsequently, Kherson and Mykolaiv regions were added to this list.
We would like to add that Russian troops launched 130 strikes on 27 settlements in Zaporizhzhya Region the previous day.
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