Guided bomb hits kindergarten: Aftermath of Russian strikes on Zaporizhzhia

Earlier, Russia launched two waves of guided aerial bomb attacks on Zaporizhzhia. The strikes left two people dead and 14 others wounded, according to the National Police of Ukraine.

During the day, Russian forces launched four guided bomb strikes on an industrial facility. One man was killed and nine people were injured in the attack.

Later in the evening, the occupiers launched three more guided aerial bombs into a residential area. One of the bombs directly struck a preschool building. A security guard was injured and has been hospitalized.

Another guided bomb struck a private residential area, killing one man and wounding six others.

In total, Russian forces struck three separate locations across Zaporizhzhia.

The impacts caused extensive damage to an administrative building, the kindergarten, two residential homes, over 12 vehicles, warehouses, and a critical infrastructure facility.

The fires that broke out after the attacks have already been extinguished.

Police officers, emergency responders, volunteers, and other municipal services are continuing to work at the impact sites. Psychologists from the State Emergency Service provided assistance to 15 civilians, including five children.