Russian airstrike on Zaporizhzhia: 20 dead, including 4 children, and 32 injured.

Search and rescue operations in Zaporizhzhia, following a Russian airstrike on October 10, have been completed. According to the State Emergency Service, 20 people have died, including four children; and another 32 people have been injured, including three children. A building entrance of a three-story building was destroyed by a Russian aerial bomb, and other buildings and private residences were damaged. Rescuers removed approximately 320 tons of construction debris, and the work involved canine units from the Donetsk and Dnipropetrovsk regions. Municipal services are carrying out restoration work.

During the night and in the morning, Russian troops attacked four districts in Dnipropetrovsk region. A total of six people were injured, including two children and a rescuer. In Dnipro, there were four injured people, including two children. Rescuers evacuated 30 people from the building, including a child. Multi-story buildings were damaged, and fires broke out in warehouse facilities – all of them were extinguished.

In Odesa, a residential building was damaged: three apartments were destroyed, and the roof caught fire. The fire was quickly extinguished, and there were no injuries. Rescuers and psychologists from the State Emergency Service worked with the residents.

A rocket warhead was found in Kyiv; warehouses in Kyiv region are on fire, after being attacked by Russian forces.