Russian strike on Zaporizhye injures two, damages hospitals and vehicles

A Russian strike on Zaporizhye on September 25 injured two people and damaged medical facilities and vehicles. Photographs of the damage have been published. Two people were injured, and a medical facility, emergency vehicles, and homes were damaged in the Russian attack on the morning of September 25. Acting head of the Zaporizhye Regional Military Administration Mikhail Semikin reported a fire at one medical institution, from which five people were evacuated. Another medical facility was also damaged, along with ambulances and civilian cars. The State Emergency Service stated that drones were used, and rescuers evacuated seven patients, including those with limited mobility, while extinguishing a fire. Multi-story buildings, garages, and cars were also damaged.