September 22, 2025
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Russia fired at civil infrastructure in Zaporozhye: car destroyed, fires are raging

At half past five in the morning of September 22, Russian troops struck civilian infrastructure in Zaporozhye, resulting in fires and damaged cars. Source: Head of Zaporizhzhya Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov Direct Language: “The enemy struck 5 beats in Zaporozhye.”, – WRITE: www.pravda.com.ua

At half past five in the morning of September 22, Russian troops struck civilian infrastructure in Zaporozhye, resulting in fires and damaged cars.

Source: Head of Zaporizhzhya Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov

Direct Language: “The enemy struck 5 beats in Zaporozhye. Attacked civilian infrastructure and industry objects.”

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Details: According to Fedorov, a damaged car was destroyed as a result of the attack. Fires are raging.

Photo: Zaporizhzhya Ova Photo: Zaporizhzhya Ova

Prehistory:

  • On the night of September 22, Kiev and a number of regions declared air alarm due to a drone attack of the Russian Federation on Ukraine. For enemy purposes, the air defense forces worked.
  • In the Kyiv region, as a result of another Russian attack in several districts, residential buildings are burning, one man was a shrapnel wound.
  • About four in the morning on September 22, Russian drones attacked the amounts. Three hits in the Kovpakiv district of the city broke out fires, damaged industrial sites and an educational institution building. One person was injured.

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