Conflits · Zaporizhzhia strike · ArchivesLa voix d’une mère dans les décombres : la frappe du 19 juillet à ZaporizhzhiaRédigé 7 septembre 2026 à 21:22 UTCRegarderTranscription0:00A devastating scene unfolding tonight in0:02the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia. A0:04Russian guided bomb strike has killed at0:05least two people and wounded more than0:0740 others. And as rescue crews dig0:09through the rubble, one mother is0:10waiting, desperately calling for the0:12daughter trapped somewhere underneath.0:14The strike hit on July 20th, reducing0:16part of a residential area to twisted0:18concrete and debris.0:19Governor Ivan Fedorov confirmed the0:21casualty toll, two dead, 41 injured, but0:24behind those numbers is a human story0:25still unfolding. A mother named0:27Kateryna, 40 years old, searching for0:29her daughter Masha, who is pinned0:31beneath a concrete slab alongside0:32another woman. Rescue teams are working0:35through the debris, trying to reach the0:36trapped. The guided bomb tore through0:38the structure with devastating force,0:40leaving a scene of destruction that has0:42become all too familiar in this war. Two0:44people confirmed dead, 41 wounded. Those0:47are the official figures, but the full0:49scope of the tragedy may not be known0:51until the rubble is cleared. Kateryna,0:5340 years old, stood near the pile of0:54concrete and steel, calling out for her0:56daughter Masha. Another woman is also0:58believed to be trapped beneath the same1:00heavy block as rescuers race against1:02time. Governor Fedorov has not released1:04the identities of the two victims killed1:06in the strike. For now, the focus1:08remains on the rescue, on finding Masha1:10and the other woman still somewhere1:12beneath the concrete. The strike on1:13Zaporizhzhia is the latest reminder of1:15the civilian toll in this war. Guided1:17bombs leave little warning, and families1:19like Kateryna's are left waiting,1:21hoping, and grieving all at once.Lire l’articleChronologie de l’histoireHeyDexLe format court ↗
