분쟁 · Zaporizhzhia strikeZaporizhzhia Strike Toll Rises to 20 as Rescuers Search Collapsed Homes작성 2026년 10월 10일 오후 10:32 UTC시청방송 전문0:09Russian glide bombs killed 20 people in Zaporizhia.0:13Emergency services put the toll at 20 dead and 18 injured by Saturday evening.0:17Three children are among the dead, and three among the injured.0:21Rescuers are still searching, so those numbers could change.0:24Families still need to know who remains beneath the rubble and who has been located.0:28Five Russian-guided glide bombs hit residential areas before dawn on October 10th.0:33Damage spread through the Shevchenkivsky and Voznysinki districts.0:36The attack came shortly before 5 in the morning while the city was still in0:39darkness.0:40A five-story apartment block took a direct hit.0:43One entrance section was substantially destroyed, and upper floors collapsed.0:47Residents were buried beneath the remains of their building.0:50Acting Mayor Regina Karchenko described how the building came down.0:53She said, The ground floor was hit, and the floors above just collapsed.0:57That left rescuers searching through collapsed floors for people who had been1:01inside.1:01More than 80 workers joined the search and rescue operation.1:05Rescuers paused their work to listen for survivors.1:08People were believed trapped for more than eight hours, and the search continued1:12into the evening.1:19Rescuers found Yana and her husband Anton beneath the rubble of a damaged apartment1:24building.1:24Both were injured and evacuated.1:27Their young daughter was among those killed.1:28Emergency services recorded three people rescued at one point in the operation.1:33They also provided psychological assistance to 35 people.1:36Those figures capture part of the response while workers continued searching the1:40wreckage.1:40At least 26 residential buildings suffered damage.1:43The destruction extended beyond the apartment block where floors collapsed.1:47Ivan Fedorov counted 23 apartment blocks and three private houses among the damaged1:51buildings.1:52Three residential buildings sustained significant damage.1:55The total counts whole buildings, with the damage varying from one property to1:58another.1:59Blast effects and shrapnel also damaged non-residential buildings and premises,2:04vehicles, and a garage.2:06Fedorov now co-chairs the Regional Defense Council and heads Ukraine's State Agency2:10for Restoration.2:12He left the Regional Administration leadership in early September.2:15Mikhailo Semikhin is the acting head of the Regional Military Administration.2:19Officials first counted four deaths.2:22Later assessments gave seven, then eight.2:24President Volodymyr Zelensky gave twelve.2:26Subsequent counts reached fifteen, then seventeen, before emergency services put the2:31toll at twenty.2:32Each figure described the same attack as the search continued.2:35The earliest assessment included one child among the dead and two among the injured.2:39Three children were included in the later death totals.2:42Injury counts were less consistent.2:44An early assessment listed 11 injured, and another listed 16 before Zelensky gave2:4914.2:50Later assessments gave 16, then 18.2:53These snapshots weren't synchronized, and adding them together would count people2:57more than once.2:58Zelensky also said two injured people were in critical condition.3:01Zelensky said officials were checking the status of 12 people who might have been3:05there.3:06Karchenko earlier estimated up to 14 might be trapped.3:09A later Interior Ministry update described 11 people who hadn't contacted anyone3:14since morning.3:15Those checks may concern some of the same people.3:17They can't be combined into an additional casualty total or reduced by subtracting3:22the rise in deaths.3:23Zelensky accused Russia of treating relief from diesel sanctions as permission to3:27keep attacking.3:28He described the bombing as Russia expressing its thanks for that relief.3:32His statement also carried the earlier figures of 12 dead and 14 injured.3:36Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin spoke by telephone on October 9th.3:40After that call, the U.S.3:41Treasury issued a temporary authorization for specified transactions involving3:45Russian diesel.3:46The bombing followed early the next morning.3:48The Treasury license permits specified Russian diesel transactions under two sets of3:53sanctions rules.3:54It covers sale, delivery, and offloading, as well as importation into the United3:58States.3:59The authorization runs until April 7th, 2027.4:02The license keeps restrictions on debiting certain Russian government accounts at4:06U.S.4:06financial institutions.4:07Those include accounts belonging to Russia's central bank, national wealth fund, and4:11Ministry of Finance.4:13Separate European Union and British measures also remain in place.4:16The authorization preceded the bombing, but we don't know of evidence connecting it4:20to Russian strike planning or orders.4:22Zelensky's accusation expresses his political judgment about easing pressure on4:26Russia.4:27The timing alone doesn't show why Russia launched this attack.4:30Semikin announced that Sunday, October 11th, will be a day of mourning in4:33Zaporizhia.4:35By Saturday evening, rescuers were still searching, and officials hadn't explained4:39how many people remained unaccounted for after the earlier whereabouts checks.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
