Three men were injured in Zaporizhzhia in an attack by a Russian FPV drone on 11 November, according to Mykhailo Semikin, the acting head of the Zaporizhzhia regional administration. The immediate human impact is the central fact of this report; the available information does not support broader claims about the target or scale of the strike.
Semikin said medics were providing the injured men with necessary care. Ukrinform and Ukrainska Pravda both reported his Telegram statement.
Authorities had not released the strike location, the intended or hit target, the severity of the injuries, or information on property damage when the reports were published. The account can therefore establish that three men were reported injured and were receiving medical assistance, but not the full circumstances or material consequences of the attack.
Ukrainska Pravda also reported other Russian strikes in the city earlier on 11 November, involving an apartment building, a truck and an infrastructure site. The FPV-drone report does not provide enough detail to connect the three injuries to a particular one of those locations or to combine casualty figures from separate reports.
The measured conclusion is that a reported FPV-drone strike left three men injured while medical care was under way. Further updates from the regional administration, medical services or emergency responders may clarify the location and consequences.
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- Укрінформ · Source date: 2026-11-11
- Українська правда · Source date: 2026-11-11
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