An ambulance driver is dead, a child is injured after a tragic attack
As a result of the Russian strikes, the ambulance driver was killed and the injured included: 11-year-old child. The Vinnytsia region suffered the strongest attack since the beginning of the war.
Quick Look
- Russian attacks on Ukraine resulted in the death of a 64-year-old paramedic in the Kherson Oblast (or Vinnytsia according to reports) and injured an 11-year-old child.
- The Vinnytsia Oblast suffered the strongest attack since the beginning of the war, and 13 towns in the Ternopil region are without electricity.
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Why It Matters
Ongoing armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine, including regular attacks on civilian and energy facilities.
“As a result of one of the hits, a 64-year-old driver of the medical rescue team died on the spot,” Oleksandr Prokudin, the head of Vinnytsia regional authorities, wrote on Telegram, adding that an 11-year-old child was among the injured.
In the Ternopil Oblast, residents of 13 towns remain without electricity, the Ternopil military administration reported.
In turn, the authorities of the Vinnytsia Oblast reported on Telegram that last night the region fell victim to the strongest Russian attack since the beginning of the full-scale war. Six people were injured.
"There is damage to civilian and critical infrastructure," the Vinnytsia military administration said on Telegram.
Russian forces also targeted a residential building in the Zaporizhia Oblast in southeastern Ukraine. Two people were injured, local authorities reported.
Open Questions
- What exactly were the critical infrastructure facilities damaged?
- When will power be restored in Ternopil Oblast?
