衝突 · Zaporizhzhia bombingZaporizhzhia Search Ends With Death Toll Still Split Between 20 and 23文字 2026年10月12日 上午9:44 [UTC]觀看逐字稿0:09On 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.閱讀文章事件時間軸HeyDex短片 ↗誰報導了什麼多家媒體報導的要點Reported deaths in the Zaporizhzhia attack4 家媒體Russian strike on Zaporizhzhia2 家媒體US decision to ease sanctions on diesel2 家媒體僅一家媒體報導的要點17僅Ukrinform報導Time glide bombs hit homes10月10日 上午5:59 UTCPeople reported injured10月10日 上午5:59 UTCHomes damaged in the attack10月10日 上午5:59 UTCPeople possibly trapped under rubble10月10日 上午5:59 UTCGlide bombs dropped10月10日 上午5:59 UTCInjured people in serious condition10月10日 上午5:59 UTCPossible additional people at the site10月10日 上午5:59 UTCApartment stairwells destroyed10月10日 上午5:59 UTCRegions hit overnight10月10日 上午5:59 UTCDay of mourning declared10月10日 上午5:59 UTC僅BBC News報導Zelensky's statement on Russian attacks10月10日 下午6:41 UTCFamily buried under apartment rubble10月11日 上午11:00 UTCMilitary use of glide bombs10月10日 下午6:41 UTCAnatoli's reaction to his granddaughter's death10月11日 上午11:00 UTC僅ABC News (Australia)報導Woman rescued from rubble10月11日 上午8:30 UTCRescued woman's missing grandmother10月11日 上午8:30 UTC僅Reuters via Yahoo報導End of rescue work10月11日 上午9:46 UTC每一行都是我們從該媒體報導中記錄的說法。比較截至 2026年10月11日 下午12:03 [UTC]。相關報導同一事件·10月18日 上午10:07 UTCTrump Halts Most New Russia Sanctions Before Promised Diesel Relief Is Proven背景·10月8日 上午12:54 UTCPryluky strike toll rises to 20 as rescuers search for those still missing
