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Lviv Explosions: Policewoman Killed, 14 Injured in Suspected Terror Attack

Lviv Hit by Explosions, One Police Officer Killed, Dozens Injured Lviv, Ukraine – Explosions rocked the center of Lviv on the night of February 22, 2026, near the Magnus shopping center, resulting in the death of a police…

Lviv Explosions: Policewoman Killed, 14 Injured in Suspected Terror Attack

Lviv Hit by Explosions, One Police Officer Killed, Dozens Injured

Lviv, Ukraine – Explosions rocked the center of Lviv on the night of February 22, 2026, near the Magnus shopping center, resulting in the death of a police officer and injuries to at least 14 people, according to Lviv Mayor Andrey Sadovoy [Source: Pakistan TV via Facebook]. Sadovoy described the incident as a “terrorist attack” [Source: Pakistan TV via Facebook].

Details of the Attack

Initial reports indicated the explosions occurred after patrol police responded to a call in the area [Source: Pakistan TV via Facebook]. As of 2:38 AM local time, Sadovoy reported approximately 15 people were wounded, with some in serious condition [Source: Pakistan TV via Facebook].

The mayor clarified that the building impacted by the explosion was a commercial establishment, not a residential building, housing shops. But, the blast wave caused windows to shatter in nearby residences [Source: Pakistan TV via Facebook].

Ongoing Response

As of the latest update, 14 victims are receiving medical attention, and doctors are providing necessary care [Source: Pakistan TV via Facebook]. Law enforcement and other relevant services are actively working at the scene.

Andrey Sadovoy

Andrey Sadovoy is the current mayor of Lviv, Ukraine. [Source: Facebook]

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