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Unfortunately, there were casualties.
Russians hit the Epicenter shopping center in Zaporizhzhia for the second time in two weeks. Head of the Zaporizhzhia Regional Military Administration Ivan Fedorov published photos from the scene.
"The enemy once again struck the territory of the Zaporizhzhia shopping center. As a result of the attack, the building was damaged," Fedorov reported.
One person is known to be injured. The person requires medical assistance.
Note that during the attack on Zaporizhzhia on 12 August, Russians also struck the Epicenter. In addition, part of the city was left without electricity at that time. A private house was also damaged — its windows were blown out, and the gate and fence were damaged.
On 27 August, a Russian suicide loitering munition of the "Shahed" type hit an Epicenter hypermarket in the Osnovyanskyi district of Kharkiv in broad daylight. One man was killed on the spot, and five more people were injured.
And on Ukraine's Independence Day, the occupiers struck two Epicenter hypermarkets in Odesa at once.
So what is really behind the Russian attacks on Ukraine's retail infrastructure? Igor Krupka explains the scale of the losses and ways to minimize them, as well as the particular impact of missile strikes on employment, in the article "Missile strikes on logistics: scale of losses and ways to minimize them."
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