The number of injured in Zaporizhzhya after the missile strike has risen to 42 people

In Zaporizhzhya, the number of injured has increased following a Russian missile strike on September 28. Already 42 people have sought medical assistance.

This was reported by the head of the Zaporizhzhya Regional Military Administration, Ivan Fedorov, on Telegram.

"The number of injured from the enemy strike has increased. Already 42 people have sought medical help," he wrote.

The latest figure for the injured was 34 people who sustained injuries and wounds as a result of the Russian shelling. During the attack, the occupiers targeted civilian objects.

As a reminder, on September 28, Russian occupiers attacked Zaporizhzhya with MLRS and Kalibr cruise missiles. As a result of the MLRS strike, a private house was destroyed, and a gas station was damaged.