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Russia targets Poltava again: the consequences of strikes on residential houses shown online

Russia shells Poltava

Source: Public Poltava

On Saturday, September 7, the Russian occupiers shelled a community in Poltava. The consequences of the attack were shown online.

The pictures were published by Suspilne Poltava. The head of the Poltava Regional Military Administration, Philip Pronin, reported on Telegram that the attack targeted civilian infrastructure.

At the same time, as the footage shows, residential buildings were also damaged. Their roofs, windows, walls, and doors were smashed.

The occupants attacked a com...

Source: Telegram of Philip Pronin

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Residential houses were dama...

Source: Suspilne Poltava

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The consequences of the shelling.

Source: Suspilne Poltava

The roofs of the houses damaged.

Source: Suspilne Poltava

Windows blew out in private homes.

Source: Suspilne Poltava

Private homes were damaged.

Source: Suspilne Poltava

As reported, on September 5, the debris removal at the site of the missile attack on the Institute of Communications in Poltava was completed. The number of victims has increased to 55. According to rescuers, 328 people were injured in the strike.

The occupiers hit Poltava with two ballistic missiles on September 3. One of the buildings of the Institute of Communications was partially destroyed, Volodymyr Zelenskyy informed earlier. He expressed condolences to the families of the victims.

As reported, at midnight on September 8, Russian troops shelled Komyshany in the Kherson region. Four people were injured: two men and two women.

On the night of September 8, Russians also attacked the city of Sumy. Two people were killed and four wounded, including two children.

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