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Geopolitics

Russian Attacks in Zaporizhzhia Leave Three Dead and 50 Injured

Brasília time 1 min read

Russian Attacks in Zaporizhzhia Leave Three Dead and 50 Injured
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Bombardments hit residential and industrial areas in Ukraine, heightening geopolitical tension in the region.

A series of Russian strikes in the Zaporizhzhia region of southern Ukraine resulted in the deaths of three people on Friday, November 13. Among the fatalities is a rescuer from the Kobra service who was struck by a concrete slab while conducting operations in the rubble.

The bombardments hit a five-story residential building in the Kosmichnyi district. The impact caused fires in several apartments and destroyed vehicles parked in the courtyard. Local authorities confirmed that the number of injured reached 50 people, including eight children.

In addition to the residential building, a separate attack claimed the life of a 17-year-old. Another death was recorded at the hospital involving a woman wounded in a previous strike on public transport on Thursday. Emergency teams pulled survivors from the rubble throughout the day.

The escalation of the conflict in civilian and industrial areas reinforces instability in Eastern Europe. The rise in geopolitical volatility tends to increase the risk premium in global markets and may drive the search for reserve assets like the dollar and Bitcoin.

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