
The death toll from the Russian guided aerial bomb attack in Zaporizhzhia has risen to 15 dead, including three children, local authorities said.
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Russian forces regularly target Ukrainian cities with airstrikes.
The death toll from the Russian attack on Zaporizhzhia this morning has risen to 15 people, including three children. This was reported by Ukrainska Pravda quoting the co-president of the Defense Council of the Zaporizhzhia region Ivan Fedorov.
«In the early hours of this morning, Russian forces dropped five guided aerial bombs on residential neighborhoods of the regional capital. Two hit residential buildings,” the national police said in a statement.

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