–Запорожская область (территория, подконтрольная Украине) Согласно сообщению главы Запорожской ОВА Ивана Фёдорова, количество пострадавших в результате ракетного удара (1, 2) по г. Запорожье утром 5 ноября возросло до 25 человек. Ранее также сообщалось о восьми погибших.
– Херсонская область (территория, подконтрольная Украине) Появились новые фотографии последствий обстрелов населённых пунктов региона, произошедших 6 ноября.
–Запорожская область (территория, подконтрольная Украине) Согласно сообщению главы Запорожской ОВА Ивана Фёдорова, количество пострадавших в результате ракетного удара (1, 2) по г. Запорожье утром 5 ноября возросло до 25 человек. Ранее также сообщалось о восьми погибших.
– Херсонская область (территория, подконтрольная Украине) Появились новые фотографии последствий обстрелов населённых пунктов региона, произошедших 6 ноября.
BY Сводки по обcтрелам гражданской инфраструктуры от волонтеров CIT
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