분쟁 · Zaporizhzhia bombingZaporizhzhia Search Ends With Death Toll Still Split Between 20 and 23작성 2026년 10월 12일 오전 9:44 UTC시청방송 전문0:09On October 10th, we reported rescuers still searching Zaporizhia's bombed homes.0:14That search has now ended.0:15President Volodymyr Zelensky says the Russian bombing killed 23 people, including0:20four children.0:21Emergency service officials give a separate count of 20, also including four0:25children.0:26Families still need to know whether everyone who disappeared has been accounted for.0:29Five Russian-guided glide bombs hit residential areas in two districts.0:33The attack struck at about 4:48 in the morning, Kiev time, on October 10th.0:38The bombs hit the Shevchenkivsky and Voznesinovsky districts, damaging homes across0:43both areas.0:43Zelensky gives the death toll as 23.0:46The emergency service account gives at least 20.0:49Both include four children.0:51The higher figure is being tied to this bombing, but nobody has explained the0:54three-person difference.0:56Regional Emergency Service spokesperson Yulia Bereshiva also supplied the 23-person1:00figure for the October 10 bombing.1:02That connects the higher count to the same attack.1:04An emergency service announcement published October 12th still gave 20 deaths when1:08it announced the search was complete.1:10The publication dates don't tell us when each count was compiled.1:13So the two figures can't be treated as a settled increase from twenty to twenty1:17three.1:17The early estimate was at least twelve people thought killed, including at least1:21three children.1:22Another early assessment gave at least fifteen deaths.1:25The estimate of twelve appeared again the following day, even after the toll had1:29reached twenty.1:30On October 10th, we reported twenty deaths, including three children, and eighteen1:36injured, also including three children.1:38Those were figures from a search that was still underway.1:41Four children are now reported dead, replacing the three in that earlier account.1:45That change appears in both newer death counts.1:48The latest injury snapshot also exceeds the 18 people we reported wounded while1:52rescuers were still working.1:53Ivan Fedorov says more than thirty people were wounded, with eight still1:57hospitalized.1:58Those eight are among the wounded.2:00They're part of the same medical snapshot published October 12th, and their2:03individual conditions haven't been described.2:05Fedorov left the regional administration leadership in early September.2:09He now heads Ukraine's State Agency for Restoration and co-chairs the Regional2:13Defense Council.2:15He also said search and rescue had ended.2:17His former regional role has sometimes caused confusion about his current position.2:21Separate counts for this bombing give 32 injured, 34 wounded, and 17 injured.2:27Those figures differ from the earlier 18.2:30They can't be added together, and nobody has explained whether they cover different2:34groups of people or different stages of the response.2:36A five-story apartment block lost its upper floors after the impact.2:40Acting Mayor Regina Karchenko described the collapse this way.2:44The ground floor was hit, and the floors above just collapsed.2:47People were trapped beneath the wreckage of their homes.2:49The earlier damage assessment counted at least 26 residential buildings.2:53That included 23 apartment blocks and three private houses.2:56Three buildings sustained significant damage.2:59The total measures damaged buildings, so it doesn't tell us how many households lost3:03their homes.3:03A separate account describes a three-story building.3:06It's unclear whether that refers to another affected structure.3:10The badly damaged block has repeatedly been described as five stories.3:13Rescuers pulled a married couple alive from beneath the collapsed apartment's3:17rubble.3:17Their daughter died.3:18The parents have reportedly been named as Jana, also spelled Jana and Anton, and3:23their daughter as Lisa.3:25The names and spellings haven't been confirmed.3:27A six-year-old girl was also described as killed when part of an apartment block3:31collapsed.3:32She hasn't been identified as this couple's daughter.3:35The daughter's grandfather, identified as Anatoly, said, May all Russians die.3:40He spoke in anger after learning of his granddaughter's death.3:42Zaporizhia's education department identified first grader Yeli Zaveta Sorokishina3:47and eighth grader Anna Mirzak among those killed.3:50Yeli Zaveta's surname has also appeared as Skorokishina.3:53These public identifications give names to two of the children whose deaths are3:56included in the casualty counts.3:58Eleventh grader Polina Fashchan reportedly died with her mother, Natalia Fashchan,4:03and grandmother Vera Sihailova.4:06Community accounts identify three generations of women killed in one family.4:10Those family details haven't been confirmed by an original city or family statement.4:14The three schoolgirls' names don't account for all four children reported dead.4:18Their identities also haven't been linked conclusively to the six-year-old girl or4:22the rescued couple's daughter.4:23A woman was pulled alive from beneath the rubble.4:26Her cousin said the woman's grandmother was still missing in an account published4:30October 11th.4:31Nobody has given a later outcome for that grandmother, and she hasn't been4:34identified as any named victim.4:36Officials listed 11 people who hadn't been in contact since that morning.4:40Earlier checks concerned 12 people who might have been at the scene, and an estimate4:44of up to 14 potentially trapped.4:46These provisional groups may overlap with each other and the casualties.4:49The search has finished, but nobody has published a person-by-person accounting4:53showing whether everyone on those lists was found.4:56That leaves families without a clear answer about the people previously unaccounted5:00for.5:00Zayporizia declared October 11th a day of mourning.5:04Eight wounded people remained hospitalized in the latest medical snapshot.5:08For other survivors, the next question concerns their homes.5:11Final structural safety findings haven't been announced for the damaged residential5:15buildings.기사 읽기스토리 타임라인HeyDex짧은 영상 ↗누가 무엇을 보도했나둘 이상의 매체가 보도한 항목Reported deaths in the Zaporizhzhia attack언론사 4곳Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia언론사 2곳US decision to ease sanctions on diesel언론사 2곳한 매체만 보도한 항목17Ukrinform만 보도Time glide bombs hit homes10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCPeople reported injured10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCHomes damaged in the attack10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCPeople possibly trapped under rubble10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCGlide bombs dropped10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCInjured people in serious condition10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCPossible additional people at the site10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCApartment stairwells destroyed10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCRegions hit overnight10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCDay of mourning declared10월 10일 오전 5:59 UTCBBC News만 보도Zelensky's statement on Russian attacks10월 10일 오후 6:41 UTCFamily buried under apartment rubble10월 11일 오전 11:00 UTCMilitary use of glide bombs10월 10일 오후 6:41 UTCAnatoli's reaction to his granddaughter's death10월 11일 오전 11:00 UTCABC News (Australia)만 보도Woman rescued from rubble10월 11일 오전 8:30 UTCRescued woman's missing grandmother10월 11일 오전 8:30 UTCReuters via Yahoo만 보도End of rescue work10월 11일 오전 9:46 UTC각 줄은 해당 매체의 보도에서 저희가 기록한 주장입니다. 2026년 10월 11일 오후 12:03 UTC 기준 비교.관련 보도같은 사건·10월 18일 오전 10:07 UTCTrump Halts Most New Russia Sanctions Before Promised Diesel Relief Is Proven배경·10월 8일 오전 12:54 UTCPryluky strike toll rises to 20 as rescuers search for those still missing
