Death and Destruction: Russian attacks demand at least 10 life in Zaporizhia

Death and Destruction: Russian attacks demand at least 10 life in Zaporizhia

In a shocking incident, a Russian attack on the Southeastucrainian region Zaporizhia cost at least 10 people! Governor Ivan Fedorov reported on a devastating attack that set fire to a gas station and a car workshop on Friday. The pictures and videos that he shared on Telegram show flaming fire and debris that littered the streets - a picture of horror!

But that's not all! The Russian rockets also hit the Central Lucrainian city of Kryvyi Rih, which is only about 80 kilometers from the front lines. At least 2 other people were killed here, while 16 others, including a child, were injured. The state emergency agency reported a destroyed three -storey building, damaged houses and cars. The rescue workers are still looking for a missing person - the situation is tense!

The escalation of the conflict

These attacks come at a critical time, since the tensions increase again in the almost three -year war in Ukraine. Russia increased its attacks at the beginning of winter, which frightens the population. Fedorov warned that the situation could further tighten, while the civilian population suffers from the continuing fire.

The attacks took place at the same time when Russian President Vladimir Putin met with his Belarusian counterpart Alexander Lukaschenko in Minsk. There the two guides signed a defense pact that includes the possibility of stationing Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus. Putin emphasized that these weapons could be used in the event of aggression - a worrying signal to the West!

The threat from hyperschall weapons

Putin also announced that Russia is planning to station its newly developed hyper-shaped oreshnic rockets in Belarus by 2025. These weapons that reach speeds of at least Mach 5 are extremely difficult to follow and intercept. The Russian president said the possibility of stationing such powerful weapons in Belarus could be realistic in the second half of the next year. This is another step in the dangerous escalation of the conflict!

Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyj described the use of the Oreshnik rockets as "the latest outbreak of Russian insanity" and appealed to the allies to update the air defense systems in order to counter this new threat. The world looks at the developments - the situation remains tense and dangerous!