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Russian terror knows no pause: Zelensky showed video of occupiers' strikes on Ukrainian cities

Search and rescue operations in Zaporizhzhia

Source: NPU

Over the past week , the army of the aggressor country has used almost 900 aerial bombs, more than 300 Shaheds and more than 40 missiles. This morning in Zaporizhzhia , the enemy attacked a residential area, 13 people were injured, and the debris is being cleared.

This was stated by President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky. He also posted a video of Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities on his official Telegram channel.

"In total, in this week alone, the Russian army used almost 900 aerial bombs, more than 300 Shaheds and more than 40 missiles. This Russian terror knows no pause, and it can only be stopped by the unity of the world - unity in support of Ukraine and unity in putting pressure on Russia for the war," the head of state said.

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Zelenskyy also said that in Zaporizhzhia, where the occupiers struck with air bombs, residential buildings were damaged, and one of them had its entrance destroyed.

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There is also damage to the city's infrastructure, the railroad. A total of 13 people were injured, two were rescued from the rubble.

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"I thank all the services that responded quickly and provided the necessary assistance to people. The rubble is still being cleared," Zelensky said in a statement.

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Map of military operations in Ukraine

As reported by OBOZ.UA, on Sunday morning, Russian troops launched an air strike on Zaporizhzhia with 13 bombs. One of the hits hit a high-rise building, the building was partially destroyed, and civilians were injured.

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