This was reported by a Ukrinform journalist from the scene of the attack.

“The state-owned Zaporizhzhia Center for Standardization, Metrology, and Certification has been destroyed, along with a garage cooperative and my restaurant; the premises of the Urozhai bakery, which is currently closed, have been damaged,” said Oleksii Puchkov, owner of the bakery and a chain of restaurants.

According to him, he learned overnight that the enemy had struck near his establishment, but did not expect the consequences of the attack to be so severe.

“I didn’t expect to see this, because I checked and saw that the surveillance camera was working, the lights were on, and the internet was up. But when I arrived at the scene in the morning, I realized that our restaurant definitely wouldn’t be open today. And honestly, I don’t even know if we’ll be able to reopen. There are no windows, and the equipment is damaged,” said Puchkov.

In the garage cooperative, garages have been destroyed and dozens of cars damaged. People are arriving at the scene to assess the damage.

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As reported by Ukrinform, on the night of August 11, Zaporizhzhia suffered a combined drone and missile strike, which damaged buildings.

In Zaporizhzhia, six people were killed, and another 19 were injured as a result of the combined Russian strike.

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