Death toll from Russian airstrike on residential building in Ternopil rises to 28 (updated)
The number of victims of the Russian missile strike in Ternopil has risen to 28, including three children. According to Censor.NET, rescuers have recovered the body of a deceased person from under the rubble.
Earlier it was reported that rescuers had recovered the body of a woman from under the rubble of a residential building.
94 people were affected by the Russian attack, including 18 children. Approximately 950 square meters of reinforced concrete structures were destroyed. Emergency rescue operations are ongoing.
Six people make contact
Earlier, six individuals whose whereabouts had been unknown reached out and confirmed they are safe.
Rescue efforts continue day and night, with specialists examining the rubble metre by metre in search of anyone who may still need help.
Earlier, we reported:
- On November 19, Russian troops struck Ternopil, including a residential building. The attack killed 26 people, among them three children.
- The fate of 22 people remains unknown.
- Search and rescue operations have been under way in Ternopil for a second day in a row at the site of the Russian strike.
