Russian strike on Chortkiv in the Ternopil region: a woman and three children injured

On October 21, a Russian drone attacked Chortkiv in the Ternopil region. Four people were injured, including three children born in 2010. A fire broke out at the impact site.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine also released details regarding the aftermath of the attack.

As of 16:00, a UAV strike had damaged an outbuilding on a private property, setting the structure on fire.

Fire and rescue units, pyrotechnic teams from the State Emergency Service, police officers, and representatives from other services were deployed to address the situation.

At 19:30, it was reported that another child had sustained injuries.

In total, four people were affected on October 21: one adult woman and three minors. All received the necessary medical assistance.

The victims sustained injuries of varying severity; two of them were hospitalized.

On October 21, Russian forces also attacked a “Metro” chain store and a residential area in Rivne. A fire broke out in one of the houses but was subsequently contained; there were no casualties.