The police showed the first minutes after the Russian strike on Zaporizhzhya

The police showed the first minutes after the Russian strike on Zaporizhzhya

Ukrainian police showcased the first minutes after a Russian strike on Zaporizhzhya, which occurred on the morning of September 22. The occupiers attacked the peaceful city with guided aerial bombs, resulting in casualties and injuries.

The video was published on the Telegram channel of Oleksiy Biloshytskyi, the First Deputy Head of the Patrol Police Department. He emphasized that thanks to the strength and unity of the Ukrainian people, they will undoubtedly endure.

"The enemy’s nighttime attack with guided aerial bombs has once again brought pain to Zaporizhzhya. Residential areas of the city were hit. There are injured people, and the most tragic outcome is the loss of three citizens…", the statement reads.

Law enforcement officers immediately arrived at the impact sites. People led them to destroyed houses, under the rubble of one of which a person was trapped, while in another home, the roof had collapsed.

Police officers assisted people in escaping from damaged homes, directed them to safer locations, managed traffic, and ensured unimpeded passage for emergency vehicles.

"The enemy is trying to break us with strikes, but each such night proves: we are united, we are strong, and we will definitely endure," the statement notes.