Russian missile strike on Zaporizhzhya: death toll rises to 5, 10 still missing
Rescuers continue to clear debris at the site of a rocket impact on a five-story building in Zaporizhzhya (Photo:Анатолій Куртєв/Telegram)
The death toll from the Russian missile strike on a five-story building in Zaporizhzhya during the night of March 1-2 has risen to five, acting mayor of the city, Anatoliy Kurtiev, reported on Telegram.
Ten people remain missing. Eight residents were injured as a result of the attack.
Earlier, four people were reported dead.
Rescuers have been clearing the rubble of the building for more than a day.
Russian invasion forces regularly strike civilian targets in Ukraine. In one of the worst such atrocities, a Russian Kh-22 anti-ship missile, which carries a one-ton high-explosive warhead, hit a nine-story apartment block in Dnipro on Jan. 14, killing 46 civilians and injuring 80.
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