Injuries reported after Russian drone attack on Khmelnytskyi Oblast rise to 20
The number of injuries resulting from a Russian drone attack in Slavuta, Khmelnytskyi Oblast, on Oct. 25 has increased from 16 to 20, according to the city’s mayor, Vasyl Sydor.
“Today, 20 individuals are receiving medical care in local hospitals. We remain hopeful for their full recovery, but they exhibit varying degrees of injuries,” Sydor said.
Ukrainian anti-aircraft forces successfully intercepted all 11 Iranian drones launched by Russia overnight.
Local authorities reported that debris fell on a critical infrastructure facility in the Shepetivka district.
Twenty buildings, schools, a store, an administrative building, the fire and rescue department and a police station were damaged in the attack.
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