‘They started bombing us with drones’: Russian attacks unnerve Zaporizhzhia
Summary
Russian drone and bomb attacks have heightened fears in villages south of Zaporizhzhia and in the regional capital, prompting residents to flee and authorities to prepare further relocations. Displaced people in a Zaporizhzhia shelter include elderly residents and people with limited mobility, while the city is installing protective nets against drones.Key Facts
- Volodymyr left Preobrazhenka last week after a Russian drone attack injured him with burns while he sheltered in a basement.
- He said only eight people remained in his village before he decided to leave.
- The article reports that nine Russian glide bombs struck Komyshuvakha on November 2, killing at least 50 people.
- Several people were reported missing after the attack on Komyshuvakha, where many people had gathered for humanitarian aid at a school.
- Zaporizhzhia has installed anti-drone netting over streets and civilian infrastructure in the Cosmos neighbourhood.
- A regional military administration official said authorities may move Volodymyr's shelter to another neighbourhood if conditions worsen.
- Some shelter residents face barriers to evacuation, including limited mobility or missing documents.
- Alina, who works in a flower shop under drone netting, said she may have to leave but does not want to.
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