Repairs advance at three strike-damaged apartment blocks in Zaporizhzhia
Authorities outlined the status of reconstruction at three residential buildings in two districts of Zaporizhzhia. Work at one site was reported to be 70% complete.
Recovery efforts were reviewed at three apartment blocks damaged by Russian strikes in Zaporizhzhia’s Khortytskyi and Zavodskyi districts. The update was reported by the Telegram channel @zoda_gov_ua on Wednesday, November 11.
At Svitla Street, a building hit by a Russian aerial bomb during the summer had 14 apartments declared unsafe. Design documentation and an expert assessment were nearing completion, with reconstruction scheduled for 2027. Utilities and suitable winter conditions were to be maintained for residents still living in other apartments there.
On Engineer Preobrazhenskyi Avenue, crews had removed hazardous structures from a nine-storey block after its roof and floor sections were damaged. A temporary roof was installed while preparations continued for the main restoration phase.
Repairs at the Honchara Street building had reached 70%. The project covered damaged apartments, entrances and the facade, with the stated goal of allowing families to return by Christmas.