8 people lost their lives in a guided bomb attack in Zaporizhia
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The long-running war between Russia and Ukraine continues with air attacks on infrastructure and settlements.
Head of the Military Administration of Ukraine's Zaporizhia Region, Ivan Fedorov, stated that the city of Zaporizhia in the region was targeted by Russia using guided bombs.
Fedorov stated that according to preliminary findings, 8 people died and 12 people were injured as a result of the attack.
In the post made on the social media account of the Ukrainian Army Air Forces Command, it was reported that 117 of the 160 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) launched by the Russian army into the country were neutralized.
Russia: We hit the dry cargo ship carrying military cargo to Odessa Port
In the statement made by the Russian Ministry of Defense, it was stated that the Russian army continued its attacks at night with unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) against Ukraine's port infrastructure facilities and ships used in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
In the statement, "A dry cargo ship carrying cargo for military purposes to the Port of Odessa was hit as a result of an attack while it was sailing." The statement was included.
In another statement of the Ministry, it was shared that between 20.00 yesterday and 8.00 am today, Russian air defense systems destroyed 560 Ukrainian UAVs in different regions, especially in Moscow and its surroundings.

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