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Russian forces struck Zaporizhzhia with guided aerial bombs on the afternoon of Aug. 10, injuring 24 people, including a 10-year-old girl who remains in a serious condition.
The State Emergency Service noted that the roof of a five-story building and four passenger vehicles caught fire across several sites.
Blast waves and debris damaged multi-story residential buildings, non-residential buildings, and over 10 vehicles.
Ukrainian rescuers work at a damaged residential building at the site of the strike in Zaporizhzhia on Aug. 10, amid the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
During the risk of an attack, people sleep as they shelter overnight in a Kyiv metro station following warnings of a possible Russian air attack in the early hours of Aug. 10.
By sunrise, no large-scale attack had hit the Ukrainian capital, though warnings remained in place for the days ahead.
Burned-out cars sit at the site of a Russian air attack in Odesa, southern Ukraine, on Aug. 9, one of a series of strikes that have hit cities across the country in recent days.
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