Police body cameras captured the first few minutes after Russia's attack on Pavlohrad
The police have released body camera footage showing the aftermath of the Russian attack on Pavlohrad using guided bombs. Among the 29 injured is a two-year-old girl who suffered a leg injury from shrapnel. Law enforcement officers quickly provided assistance to the child and transported her to a hospital in Dnipro, where doctors have assessed her condition as moderate.
Three women—employees of a food processing plant—were killed in the Russian strike on July 23. All of the victims were hospitalized; currently, 18 injured people remain in hospitals.
Twenty-seven police officers were deployed to address the aftermath of the attack. Rapid response teams assisted the victims, while investigative and operational teams and experts documented the consequences of yet another Russian war crime, according to the National Police of Ukraine.
As a reminder, one person was killed and 11 others were injured as a result of a Russian strike with three KAB bombs on Zaporizhzhia. Among the victims were three children. Emergency rescue operations are ongoing at the impact sites, while law enforcement officials are documenting yet another crime committed by Russian troops against the civilian population. This was reported on Telegram by the Zaporizhzhia Regional Police.
On the morning of July 25, Russian forces launched an attack on Zaporizhzhia using guided aerial bombs. A woman was killed in the attack, and several other people were injured. Rescue and emergency services are working at the scene, and details regarding the consequences of the shelling are being clarified.
