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National Police of Ukraine

Field FootageRecordPoltava, Ukraine
A single-storey brick house at night with its windows and roof blown out and debris piled in the yard, National Police of Ukraine watermark at lower right.
National Police of Ukraine (npu.gov.ua), CC BY 4.0

Photo published Oct. 18, 2026 by the National Police of Ukraine. Poltava region police chief Yevhen Rohachov says Russian forces attacked the Poltava community on Oct. 17, killing a man born in 1967, injuring four…

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Field FootageRecordShumenskyi, Kherson, Ukraine
Damaged apartment building in Kherson. The frame does not show people.
National Police of Ukraine

National Police of Ukraine published this still of a damaged apartment building in the Shumenskyi area of Kherson on 17 October 2026. The police account says an ambulance driver was killed and 21 people were injured.…

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Field FootageRecordZaporizhzhia, Ukraine
The photo itself (site shows it blurred behind the blind).
National Police of Ukraine, CC BY 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

National Police of Ukraine photo taken in Zaporizhzhia on Oct. 10, 2026, after what Ukrainian authorities say was a Russian strike with five guided aerial bombs on residential areas. Covered bodies lie on the grass…

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Field FootageRecordZaporizhzhia, Ukraine
No still is held. The source is a National Police of Ukraine report.
National Police of Ukraine

The National Police of Ukraine reported on 11 March 2026 that five guided aerial bombs hit Zaporizhzhia, at an infrastructure site and in a residential area, and that Rozumivka was attacked the same day. The police say…

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