A Russian strike on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia region has killed two people and injured nine others, according to the regional governor.
Emergency responders rushed to the scene following the attack, treating the wounded, extinguishing fires, and assessing damage to buildings and surrounding infrastructure.
Local authorities said the strike hit populated areas, prompting rescue teams to search damaged structures while medical personnel transported the injured to nearby hospitals.
Officials are continuing to assess the full extent of the destruction as emergency services work to secure the affected area and assist residents impacted by the attack.
The latest strike comes as fighting between Russia and Ukraine continues across multiple regions, with both sides reporting renewed military activity involving missiles, drones, and artillery.
Zaporizhzhia has remained one of the key front-line regions throughout the conflict, regularly experiencing attacks that have affected both civilian communities and critical infrastructure.
Regional officials have urged residents to remain alert and follow air raid warnings as the threat of further strikes remains high.
As the conflict enters another intense phase, humanitarian concerns continue to grow, with emergency teams working to protect civilians while authorities monitor the evolving security situation across southern Ukraine.
