Devastation In Zaporizhzhya Following Russian Missile Attack
- By RFE/RL's Ukrainian Service,
- AFP and
- AP
Ukrainian rescuers were combing the wreckage of homes in Zaporizhzhya following a deadly Russian missile strike on March 22.
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Russian missile strikes hit a residential area in the southeastern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhya on March 22. During the morning attack, Ukraine's largest dam was also hit and a power line at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear plant was temporarily severed.
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An aerial photo from the Ukrainian press service shows the scale of the destruction caused by the Russian missile strike.
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The early morning missile strikes targeting Ukraine's infrastructure were responsible for the deaths of two people and many areas experienced blackouts.
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Emergency responders and aid workers speak with local residents whose homes were damaged during the Russian missile strike.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the assault involved 150 drones and missiles and once more appealed to Ukraine's allies to speed up deliveries of critically needed ammunition and weapons systems.
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said the assault involved 150 drones and missiles and once more appealed to Ukraine's allies to speed up deliveries of critically needed ammunition and weapons systems.
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Emergency responders worked throughout the day to clear rubble.
Russia said the wave of strikes was in retaliation for a series of Ukrainian attacks on its border regions in recent weeks.
Russia said the wave of strikes was in retaliation for a series of Ukrainian attacks on its border regions in recent weeks.
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A medical worker comforts a woman amid the rubble.
