[UPDATED: Oct. 14, 4:32 pm , Kyiv time. Updated with the latest DSNS figures: six people killed and 12 injured, including a child, in Lutsk.]
Six people were killed and 12 injured, including a child, in Russian attacks on civilian sites in Lutsk on Wednesday, Oct. 14, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (DSNS) said. In Rivne, five people, including a child, were injured when a Russian drone fell in a residential area.
Lutsk death toll rises to six
DSNS raised the death toll in Lutsk to six, with 12 people injured, including a child, in its latest update.
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Firefighters extinguished the blaze at the food wholesaler. Emergency crews continued helping people at the affected sites.
The Volyn Regional Military Administration had earlier reported damage to the Eurohurt food wholesaler and a nine-story residential building.
Woman rescued from rubble in Rivne
In Rivne, five people were wounded, including a child born in 2012, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service (DSNS) said.
Rescuers pulled a woman from beneath the rubble and handed her over to medical workers.
Four privately owned cars and the roof of a three-story residential building caught fire. Windows were blown out, and a neighboring residential building was also damaged.
Firefighters extinguished the blaze. Emergency crews continued clearing rubble and dousing damaged structures.
Across Rivne region, eight people were injured in the night and morning attacks: five at the residential site in Rivne and three at an agricultural enterprise. Two agricultural enterprises were hit, regional authorities said.
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The latest attack on Rivne came one day after a Russian drone attack on the Rivne State University of Humanities wounded 30 people and severely damaged premises used by its music department. The university moved students to remote learning.
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Russia also launched 39 missiles and 128 drones across Ukraine overnight, according to the Ukrainian Air Force. Attacks were recorded at 22 locations, while debris from intercepted targets fell at eight others.
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