As a result of another artillery shelling by Russian troops, the residents of Orikhiv in Zaporizhzhia region are once again faced with tragic news
According to official sources, on Saturday afternoon, the city was hit by a missile or artillery attack, resulting in injuries to two women. This information was confirmed by Ivan Fedorov, the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional State Administration, who issued a statement via his Telegram channel. According to the regional leader, Russian aggressors attacked Orikhiv precisely in the second half of the day, causing panic and destruction. As a result of the shelling, two women aged 52 and 72 were injured, both with severe concussions and wounds caused by blast and shrapnel injuries. The victims are currently being transported to medical facilities where they are receiving necessary emergency care. The city of Orikhiv has repeatedly been subjected to attacks by Russian forces during the ongoing large-scale invasion that has lasted for over a year. This statement further confirms that the situation in the region remains tense and dangerous for the civilian population. Local residents, who have endured many tragedies and destructions, are most often forced to respond to sirens and seek shelter in cover. At present, the authorities assure that all efforts are focused on ensuring the safety of citizens, but the situation remains highly unstable. Military personnel and emergency services continue to work in the city, providing all necessary support to the wounded and documenting the aftermath of the destruction. Local residents affected by the attack are calling for increased security measures and the preservation of peace, while the fight for independence and regional safety continues. According to the head of the Regional State Administration, the government is working on strengthening efforts to counter potential new attacks and ensure stability in the region. Meanwhile, residents of Orikhiv, understanding what war and destruction mean, continue to fight for peace and the future of their families amidst the difficult conditions of the current aggression.