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Russian Strikes Batter Zaporizhzhia: Homes Damaged and Cars Ablaze as 5 Suffer Injuries

Russian strikes on residential areas in Zaporizhzhia injured five civilians, damaged apartment complexes, and set vehicles ablaze, prompting emergency response and municipal utility repairs.

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Russian Strikes Batter Zaporizhzhia: Homes Damaged and Cars Ablaze as 5 Suffer Injuries

ZAPORIZHZHIA, UKRAINE — Russian forces launched a series of heavy strikes targeting residential areas in Zaporizhzhia, leaving five civilians injured, damaging multi-story apartment buildings, and setting numerous vehicles ablaze across the city.

Local authorities reported that the overnight bombardment struck dense residential sectors, triggering intense fires that swept through parking areas and adjacent structures. The shockwaves shattered windows, destroyed balconies, and tore through internal walls of surrounding apartment complexes.

First responders and emergency crews rushed to the scene to extinguish flaming vehicles and rescue trapped residents from damaged apartments. Firefighters battled secondary fires fueled by burning fuel lines and structural debris, preventing the blazes from spreading deeper into neighboring housing units.

Five individuals sustained injuries ranging from shrapnel wounds to acute smoke inhalation and blast trauma. Emergency medical personnel provided immediate first aid on-site before transporting the injured to local hospitals for further treatment.

Municipal teams and forensic investigators are assessing the full extent of the structural damage across affected neighborhoods. Utility crews were dispatched to isolate broken gas and power lines to prevent secondary hazards, while community volunteers helped residents clear shattered glass and board up compromised windows.

Regional officials condemned the strikes, pointing out that the targeted areas contained no military infrastructure and consisted entirely of civilian homes and public streets. Investigations into the bombardment are ongoing as authorities work to secure the affected areas and assist displaced families.

As night fell, local humanitarian organizations established temporary shelters and distribution points, providing food, warm blankets, and psychological support to residents whose homes were rendered uninhabitable by the bombardment.

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