The number of victims of a night-time shelling in Zaporozhye has risen


According to the AFU Air Force, Russia fired more than 20 missiles at Zaporizhzhya using aircraft and anti-aircraft missile systems.
The death toll in Zaporozhye has increased. According to the information of the regional military administration, information about 13 victims of the terrorist attack has been established. Another 60 citizens were hospitalized in medical institutions of the city. There are children among the wounded and dead.
To help people in Zaporozhye, who suffered from shelling, the city authorities have created special centers where people can get all the necessary advice and temporary accommodation.
Rescue services continue to dismantle the rubble. The number of victims may rise.
In turn, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on his Twitter account urged partners to provide Ukraine with air defense as soon as possible.
Russia continues missile terror against Zaporozhye. Ukraine needs more advanced air and missile defense systems to save innocent lives. I urge partners to speed up deliveries, - writes Kuleba.
According to the Air Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russia, using aviation and anti-aircraft missile systems, fired more than 20 missiles at Zaporozhye.
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