Girl and woman killed and four injured in Russian attack on Vinnytsia Oblast – photos

KATERYNA TYSHCHENKO — 1 November, 18:25
Girl and woman killed and four injured in Russian attack on Vinnytsia Oblast – photos
The site of the impact. Photo: Vinnytsia Oblast Military Administration

A 13-year-old girl and a woman have been killed and three children and a man taken to hospital as a result of a Russian attack on the Koziatyn in Vinnytsia Oblast.

Source: Natalia Zabolotna, Head of Vinnytsia Oblast Military Administration; State Emergency Service of Ukraine

A site of the impact
A site of the impact
Photo: Vinnytsia Oblast Military Administration
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Quote from Zabolotna: "Two people have been killed as a result of an enemy attack on the Koziatyn hromada.

A man was killed instantly. A woman was taken to intensive care but later died.

Three children are in hospital – two five-year-olds and a 16-year-old boy. All sustained moderate injuries."

A car destroyed by fire due to the Russian attack
A car destroyed by fire due to the Russian attack
Photo: Vinnytsia Oblast Military Administration

Details: Zabolotna clarified that the strike hit an area between student accommodation and an educational institution.

Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

The State Emergency Service reports that a Russian drone hit student accommodation at a vocational school in Vinnytsia Oblast.

Two people were killed. Three others were injured: two five-year-old girls and a 16-year-old boy. They have been taken to hospital.

Firefighters put out fires in two cars that caught fire as a result of the impact.

A car destroyed by fire due to the Russian attack
A car destroyed by fire due to the Russian attack
Photo: State Emergency Service of Ukraine

Update: Zabolotna later clarified that those killed in the attack were a 13-year-old girl, not a man as initially reported, and a woman.

The number of people injured has risen to four. A man, 24, was taken to hospital with mild injuries. He is receiving all the necessary treatment.

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