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Russian Attack on Vinnytsia Injures Two Women, Damages Homes and Kindergarten
By Maya Wilson
A Russian attack on Vinnytsia, Ukraine, injured two women and damaged residential buildings and a kindergarten, according to Ukrinform, Ukraine’s national news agency, in a report published Friday, November 13.
Ukrinform reported that the two women were injured in the attack. The agency also reported damage to residential buildings and a kindergarten. Its report did not identify any deaths, and no additional casualty figures were provided.
The damage to homes and a kindergarten brought the attack into residential areas of the city, according to Ukrinform. The agency’s report identified the two injured women but did not provide further casualty details.
The report adds to separate overnight incidents involving Russian drones elsewhere in Ukraine. In Rivne, a drone struck an apartment building, injuring several people, including children, while drone debris sparked a fire at a medical facility in Kyiv. Those incidents were reported separately and were not part of the Vinnytsia attack, according to the newsroom’s earlier coverage.
Ukrinform’s report on Vinnytsia did not provide further details about the circumstances of the attack or the extent of the damage beyond the residential buildings and kindergarten. No additional injuries or deaths are included in the reported figures.
The reported damage to civilian buildings in Vinnytsia follows the separate overnight incidents in Rivne and Kyiv, underscoring the spread of reported attacks and damage across multiple Ukrainian cities. The available information does not establish a connection between the incidents.
Maya Wilson
World Desk, The Library Media
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