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Russians staged UAV terror in Zaporizhzhia: attacked high-rise buildings, private sector, bus and hospital, six people injured

On August 31, Russian troops continued to attack Zaporizhzhia with attack drones. During the day, FPV drones attacked: a high-rise building, a private sector, struck near a gas station and a municipal bus, and attacked a hospital. Six victims are currently known.

At night, a Russian FPV drone attacked a high-rise building in Pisky. Two people were injured as a result of the strike, including a teenager.

In the afternoon, a real invasion of Russian UAVs on Zaporizhzhia. Many explosions in the Kosmos and Pisky districts. Oleksandrivskyi and Shevchenkivskyi districts were also attacked. Explosions were heard even in Khortytsia and in the Khortytskyi district.

In the afternoon, a Russian FPV drone attacked a high-rise building in another district of Zaporizhzhia. After the strike, the windows in the house were damaged. After that, Russian drones attacked the private sector of Zaporizhzhia. One of the strikes also hit an area near a gas station. After the attack, a fire and a column of smoke were seen in the city. Civilian objects were damaged as a result of the strikes.

The next episode was an attack by an FPV drone on the Pisky district. A Russian drone tried to hit a municipal bus near the final stop near the ATB. According to preliminary information, a woman was injured as a result of this attack.

On August 30, the Russians struck twice near the ATB. Then two men, aged 30 and 52, were injured, and a civilian car was damaged. After the second strike, the warhead of one of the FPV drones did not detonate and remained near the store. It is also known that the Prostor store and a minibus were damaged as a result of the strike on August 31.

Another Russian FPV drone hit the facade of a hospital in the Kosmos district of Zaporizhzhia. The video from the scene of the attack shows damaged windows in the building. Three people were injured in the attack on the hospital.