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Russia Fired 16 missile strikes in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia: 25 killed, several meters deep potholes formed on road


Zaporizhzhia

Russia on Friday Fired a missile attack on a convoy going to help local people in Zaporizhia, Ukraine.

According to Ukrainian officials, 25 people died in the attack. 28 people are injured. His treatment is going on in the local hospital. A total of 16 missiles were fired from the Russian side in this area.

The attack was carried out when some Ukrainians were going to Zaporizhia to help.

The timing of this attack is very important. In fact, on Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin is going to sign an agreement in Moscow to connect Zaporizhia with Ukraine’s Donetsk, Luhansk, and Kherson regions in Russia. Russia fired long-range S-300 missiles.

Russia will annex four parts of Ukraine to its border

After receiving the Russian referendum it has been decided to officially merge 4 parts of Ukraine – Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson and Zaporizhia into Russia.

There will be a program in Moscow regarding this today. Russia’s national media is presenting the referendum and the occasion of the reunification of the four parts of Ukraine as a celebration.

Japan’s nuclear hub in Europe

Zaporizhia is important for Russia. It is just 200 kilometres away from the Crimea occupied by it. Zaporizhia supplies electricity throughout Europe. In such a situation, Ukraine will have to face difficulties in generating revenue after the Russian occupation.

This will put Ukraine’s economy in danger. Zaporizhia is the nuclear power hub of Europe. Here is the largest nuclear plant in Europe. By including this part in Russia, Putin can not only pressure European countries to stop the energy supply but can also increase Russia’s nuclear power.

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