Zelensky says Russian strikes kill 3, wound dozens across 10 Ukrainian regions
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Russian strikes across 10 Ukrainian regions killed at least 3 people and wounded dozens overnight, President Volodymyr Zelensky said on Friday. A missile hit a building in Odesa, wounding 37 people, while two people remain missing. Ukrainian forces shot down more than 200 aerial targets since the start of the day.
Key Facts
- A missile strike on a building in Odesa wounded 37 people, and two people remain missing.
- A drone attack on a hotel in Chornomorsk, Odesa region, wounded 11 people, including 6 people with limited mobility.
- Shahed drone strikes on residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia region killed 2 people and wounded 6.
- A missile strike on critical infrastructure in Kryvyi Rih killed 1 person and wounded 3.
- Ukrainian forces shot down more than 200 aerial targets since the start of the day.
Casualties and Damage
Zelensky reported the strikes on his social media account, saying Russia continued attacks on Ukrainian cities and settlements. In Odesa, a missile hit a building, wounding 37 people, with 2 people missing and being searched for by rescue teams. In Chornomorsk, Odesa region, a drone attack on a hotel wounded 11 people, including 6 people with limited mobility. In Zaporizhzhia region, Shahed drone strikes on residential buildings killed 2 people and wounded 6. In Kryvyi Rih, a missile strike on critical infrastructure killed 1 person and wounded 3.
Air Defense and Ongoing Threats
Zelensky said attacks targeted the Kyiv region, wounding 2 people. He said Russian attack drones were still flying in many regions after overnight strikes hit 10 regions. Ukrainian forces shot down more than 200 aerial targets since the start of the day, but some targets could not be intercepted. Fuel stations in Zhytomyr and Rivne regions and a locomotive depot in Odesa region were struck.
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