The rescue operations after the Russian attack in the Ukrainian city of Ternopil ended on Saturday after four days. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyi announced on Sunday that the attack claimed 33 lives, including six children, while six people remain missing.
The rescue operations after the Russian attack in the Ukrainian city of Ternopil ended on Saturday after four days, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on Sunday. According to him, the attack claimed more than 30 victims, including six children, according to TASR, according to the post of the Ukrainian president on the X network.
- Rescue operations in Ternopil were completed after four days.
- The Russian attack in Ternopil caused 33 victims, including six children.
- Damaged residential buildings in Ternopil resulted in fires.
- In Dnipro, a Russian drone hit an area near a residential building.
Among the victims are six children
“As a result of this Russian crime, 33 people died, including six children,” Zelensky wrote. He added that six people are still missing.
The attack on the city of Ternopil, which is located in the west of Ukraine, took place on Wednesday. On that day, Russian troops attacked Ukraine with more than 470 drones and almost 50 missiles. Polish Foreign Ministry spokesman Maciej Wewior announced on Friday that a seven-year-old Polish girl was also a victim of the attack.
In Ternopil, two residential buildings were damaged, which also resulted in fires. More than 100 people were injured.
A Russian drone attack in Dnipro at night injured 14 people
Zelenskyy added that rescue operations are continuing in the city of Dnipro, where a Russian drone hit an area near a residential building on Sunday night. According to him, 14 people are injured, including a child.
Russian forces also attacked in the city of Nikopol at night, where a woman and two children were injured. “Once again, there were attacks at night on residential and civilian infrastructure, as well as on energy facilities in various areas of our country,” stated Zelensky.
According to the Ukrainian president, Russia launched more than 1,050 drones, about a thousand glide bombs and more than 60 missiles and guided missiles at Ukraine in the past week.
