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Russian attacks on Zaporizhzhia intensify, targeting civilian infrastructure

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The Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, located near the front line, is facing a worsening security situation amid ongoing Russian attacks. The city, which is densely populated, has seen strikes targeting civilian sites including schools, offices, and public transport. Its proximity to active combat zones makes it particularly vulnerable to escalating hostilities. The repeated targeting of everyday civilian infrastructure has raised serious concerns about the safety of residents living in the area.

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