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Russian glide bomb attack on Zaporizhzhia kills at least 15 people

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By Vitaly Shevchenko, Tom McArthur Verified
| MSN Verified
Russia has attacked the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia with five glide bombs, killing at least 15 people including three children, President Volodymyr Zelensky has said. The glide bombs hit residential buildings in the south-eastern city, he added. At least 16 other people were injured in the attack, state emergency services said, with more still missing, believed to be under the rubble after the strike on Saturday morning.
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Ukraine's prized steel industry left in ruins by Russian missile campaign

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By Vitaly Shevchenko
| Yahoo Verified
Like thousands of other residents of Zaporizhzhia, Denys Maksyshko has spent years working for local steel factory Zaporizhstal. For generations, it has been the biggest and richest source of employment in this major Ukrainian city. "Zaporizhstal is not just a big company, it's the heart of the city," he says. Now, following a series of Russian missile strikes, this heart has stopped beating.
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Ukraine's prized steel industry left in ruins by Russian missile campaign

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By Vitaly Shevchenko
| Aol Verified
After one attack on the Zaporizhzhia steelworks, a blast furnace was restarted only for the site to be hit again hours later Like thousands of other residents of Zaporizhzhia, Denys Maksyshko has spent years working for local steel factory Zaporizhstal. For generations, it has been the biggest and richest source of employment in this major Ukrainian city. "Zaporizhstal is not just a big company, it's the heart of the city," he says.
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