2 Ukrainian women are pulled alive from rubble hours after Russian missile strike
Kyiv, Ukraine — Rescue crews working through the night pulled two women from rubble more than seven hours after a Russian missile struck a private medical clinic in a southern Ukraine city, killing eight people and wounding 22 others, authorities said Wednesday.
Death toll from Russian missile attack on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia rises to six, officials say
An additional 22 people were injured, governor Ivan Fedorov said on his Telegram messaging channel. "All emergency services of the city are working at the scene," he said. Ukraine's State Emergency Service of Ukraine said its rescuers were able to pull out two women overnight from underneath the ruins of the building.
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