Houses and power line damaged. Fedorov tells about consequences of russian attack on Zaporizhzhia

On the night of Monday, March 31, the russian occupiers once again attacked the Zaporizhzhia Region. Summer houses and a power line were damaged. This is stated in the message of the head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov.

"The high-voltage power line was de-energized and summer houses were damaged. These are the consequences of the enemy attack on the Zaporizhzhia Region," Fedorov wrote.

He specified that ten houses on the territory of summer cottage cooperatives were damaged as a result of enemy shelling. There is also no power supply in part of the village of Kushuhum.

Fedorov emphasized that currently, power engineers are doing everything possible to eliminate the consequences of the attack as soon as possible.

As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, one of the communities in the Zaporizhzhia Region was left without electricity and communication due to russian attacks on the night of March 27. Then the russians launched more than 10 strikes on one of the frontline communities of the region. Residential buildings, fences and non-residential premises were damaged.

In addition, on Sunday, March 30, the russians attacked 33 settlements in the Kherson Region. There are wounded.