Russian drone destroyed apartments in Vinnytsia, rescuers hit by a repeat strike in Kharkiv
In the Dnipropetrovsk region, four people died as a result of Russian strikes within a day, and 14 more were injured, including an 11-year-old girl. In Vinnytsia, a drone hit a residential five-story building. In Kharkiv, Russians repeatedly struck locations where rescuers were already working.
Four people died after the strike on Synelnykove on October 24. One of them, a 62-year-old man, died in the hospital the following morning. Four more injured remain in serious condition, said Oleksandr Ganzha, head of the Dnipropetrovsk region.
Among the injured in the city is an 11-year-old girl. She is being treated without hospitalization. Residential buildings, shops, and cars were damaged by the strikes.
At dawn on October 25, a Russian drone struck a five-story building in Vinnytsia. Four apartments were completely destroyed. Six people were injured, one was hospitalized.
In the Vinnytsia region, a private nursing home for the elderly was also damaged. 15 residents were evacuated from there. Rescuers extinguished fires and are clearing debris.
In Kharkiv, on the evening of October 24, drones attacked a shopping center and an enterprise. Ukrainian channels reported the destruction of the "Epicenter" shopping center. The Russian Ministry of Defense called it a "logistics center" where, according to the ministry's assertion, dual-use products for the Ukrainian army were stored.
Fires broke out, and one person was injured. When rescuers were already working at the sites, the Russians launched repeat strikes, reported the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
Two rescuers were injured, and a fire tanker truck was completely destroyed. Another rescuer was injured while extinguishing a fire at the shopping center. In total, four people were injured in Kharkiv, three of them being rescue service employees.
In total, on the night of October 25, Russia launched 153 drones at Ukraine. The Air Force of Ukraine reported hits in 15 locations.
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