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Ukrainian forces launched a massive UAV attack on Melitopol overnight, hitting civilian facilities and injuring four people, including two children, acting deputy health minister of the Zaporozhye region, Ruslan Gariev, told TASS. The main attack hit the central part of the city, causing damage to private houses, an apartment building and administrative buildings, said the governor of the region Yevgeny Belitsky. All four patients suffered blast injuries, but their condition does not pose an immediate threat to their lives, Garev said, adding that the regional health ministry is closely monitoring their condition and the quality of medical care. Video: Vladislav Sergenko/Tass.

TASS Russian news agency · · Source

Ukrainian forces launched a massive UAV attack on Melitopol overnight, hitting civilian facilities and injuring four people, including two children, acting deputy health minister of the Zaporozhye region, Ruslan Gariev, told TASS. The main attack hit the central part of the city, causing damage to private houses, an apartment building and administrative buildings, said the governor of the region Yevgeny Belitsky. All four patients suffered blast injuries, but their condition does not pose an immediate threat to their lives, Garev said, adding that the regional health ministry is closely monitoring their condition and the quality of medical care. Video: Vladislav Sergenko/Tass.

Ukrainian forces launched a massive UAV attack on Melitopol overnight, hitting civilian facilities and injuring four people, including two children, acting deputy health minister of the Zaporozhye region, Ruslan Gariev, told TASS. The main attack hit the central part of the city, causing damage to private houses, an apartment building and administrative buildings, said the governor of the region Yevgeny Belitsky. All four patients suffered blast injuries, but their condition does not pose an immediate threat to their lives, Garev said, adding that the regional health ministry is closely monitoring their condition and the quality of medical care. Video: Vladislav Sergenko/Tass.

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