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22 October 2026 21:00by Смирнов Петр

Attack on Zhytomyr

Russian armed forces struck Zhytomyr using a jet-powered unmanned aerial vehicle. As a result of this attack, four people were injured.

Incident details

The media outlet Suspilne reported on the aforementioned events. The exact nature of the damage is currently being determined, and the health condition of the injured citizens is being assessed.

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Four injured in Zhytomyr after Russian jet-powered drone strike

Attack on Zhytomyr

Incident details

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