Russians launch massive attacks on Zaporizhzhia region: 664 drones, 191 artillery strikes
Russian forces carried out extensive strikes across Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region, including 664 drone attacks, 191 artillery strikes and 19 airstrikes. At least 159 reports of damage to infrastructure, homes and vehicles were recorded, and three people were wounded.
Pontos principais
- 664 drones, mainly FPV-type, attacked 40 settlements in Zaporizhzhia region
- Russian forces carried out 191 artillery strikes on 20 settlements
- 19 airstrikes hit 13 settlements
- 9 multiple rocket launcher barrages targeted 6 settlements
- 159 reports of damage to infrastructure, homes and vehicles
- Three people were wounded by shelling
- On November 9, 883 strikes hit 48 settlements in the region
Por que importa
The scale and variety of the attacks indicate a major escalation of Russian shelling in Zaporizhzhia region. Numerous populated areas were affected, with reported damage to civilian infrastructure, housing and vehicles.
O que aconteceu
Russian forces launched widespread strikes on settlements across Zaporizhzhia region. The largest component involved 664 drones of various modifications, primarily FPV, which attacked 40 settlements. Russian troops also carried out 191 artillery strikes on 20 settlements, 19 airstrikes on 13 settlements and 9 multiple rocket launcher barrages on 6 settlements. Ukrainian authorities received 159 reports of damage to infrastructure, homes and vehicles. Three people were wounded as a result of the shelling.
O que dizem as fontes ucranianas
Ukrainian reports emphasized the number and variety of Russian strikes, the settlements affected and the resulting damage to civilian infrastructure, homes and vehicles. The scale of drone, artillery, aerial and rocket fire was presented as evidence of a major escalation in the region.
Contexto
Approximately one million people live in the Ukrainian-controlled part of Zaporizhzhia region, and more than 230,000 residents of that territory are internally displaced persons.