Russian Glide Bombs Kill One, Wound Dozens in Zaporizhzhia
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Russian Glide Bombs Kill One, Wound Dozens in Zaporizhzhia

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Russian planes dropped eight powerful glide bombs on the southern Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia Monday, killing one person and wounding dozens. Regional chief Ivan Fedorov reported the strikes occurred over a 90-minute span, targeting residential districts.

The attacks utilized glide bombs, a type of guided munition Russia has increasingly employed in Ukraine.

Both ABC News and The Washington Times report Fedorov’s account of the bombing, detailing the timeframe and impact on civilian areas. Newsmax similarly reported the same information, attributing it to Fedorov. There is no right-leaning coverage present in this cluster; only left-leaning (ABC News) and center/right-leaning (Washington Times, Newsmax) sources are reporting these events.

The extent of damage beyond immediate casualties remains unconfirmed.

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