Early
Saturday, Russian glide bombs hit apartment buildings in Zaporizhzhia's
Shevchenkivskyi and Voznesenivskyi districts around 4:48 a.m., killing at least
12 people including three children, injuring 14 others, and leaving more
trapped under debris from 26 damaged homes.
President Zelenskyy connected the attack to
recent U.S. easing of sanctions on Russian diesel exports, stating Moscow views
it as permission to continue bombing civilians and urging stronger
international pressure. Rescue teams worked through the day amid scenes of body
bags on sidewalks and firefighters carrying dust-covered survivors, as casualty
figures rose and broader strikes hit 13 regions including Kyiv.