The woman who died due to drone attacks on Voronezh worked as a teacher.

The woman who died as a result of the drone attack of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) on the Voronezh region was a teacher of Russian language and literature. The Voronezh Administration announced this on January 12.

"Dina Leonidovna <...> has been working as a teacher of Russian language and literature at school No. 84 in Voronezh since 2019," the administration's Telegram channel says.

They added that during her teaching career, she was able to establish herself as a responsible and reliable employee, as well as a responsive classroom teacher. In addition, according to the city administration, the woman had great authority among colleagues, students and their parents.

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As it became known on January 10, two people were injured when debris from downed drones fell in the Voronezh Region. The governor of the region, Alexander Gusev, also said that the number of victims after the attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces increased to four people, all of them were hospitalized.

Later, on January 11, it was reported that a woman who was seriously injured when drone debris fell on a private house in Voronezh died in intensive care. It was clarified that the doctors managed to perform the operation and fought for the woman's life, but the injuries were incompatible with life.

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