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Dozens killed and hurt in Zaporizhzhia city shelling - Ukraine's military

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Dozens have been injured or killed in overnight shelling in Zaporizhzhia in southeast Ukraine, according to the general staff of Ukraine’s armed forces.

"Overnight, Russian occupiers cynically attacked the residential buildings and civil infrastructure," said the military's central command on Facebook.

"Information regarding victims is being confirmed but it is already known to dozens of dead and injured."

Anatoliy Kurtev, a city official, stated that at least 17 people were killed when missiles struck a high-rise apartment building and other buildings.

A Russian-owned nuclear power station, Europe's largest, is located approximately 125km (80 miles) away from the city. Moscow and Kyiv have been blaming each other for the shelling at the Ukrainian-operated facility that has caused damage to buildings and threatened a nuclear accident.

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