Russian troops have attacked the Dnipropetrovsk region, damaging facilities in Dnipro, Pavlohrad, and the Nikopol and Synelnykiv districts. In the Nikopol district, at least three people were injured, including a six-year-old boy. A fire broke out in Pavlohrad, and assessments are ongoing at the sites of the strikes to document the damage.
Briefly about the main points
- At least three people have been injured in the Nikopol district.
- Among those injured is a six-year-old boy.
- In Dnipro, a business, houses, shops and cars have been damaged.
- A fire broke out in Pavlohrad following the attack.
- In the Synelnykivsky district, a secondary school, a business premises and a house have been damaged.
Destruction in Dnipro and a fire in Pavlohrad
In Dnipro, a Russian strike damaged one of the businesses. Apartment blocks, shops and parked cars were also damaged.
There are currently no reports of casualties in the regional information centre. The relevant services are working at the sites of the incidents, surveying the areas and documenting the damage.
A fire broke out in Pavlohrad as a result of the attack. The extent of the fire, the damaged buildings and details of any possible casualties are currently being ascertained.
Three people were injured in the Nikopol district
The strikes hit Nikopol and the Marganets community. A nursery, infrastructure facilities, blocks of flats and private homes, as well as a bread kiosk, were damaged there.
Two people were injured, including a six-year-old boy. No details have been given regarding the condition of the child or the other victim.
A 59-year-old woman also required medical attention. She will be treated as an outpatient.
A secondary school and a residential building have been damaged in the Synelnykivskyi district
The Russian army attacked the district centre and the Vasylkivska and Dubovykivska communities in the Synelnykivskyi district. A secondary school, a business premises and a private residential building were damaged.
At the time of reporting, no information had been received regarding any fatalities or injuries in the area. The full extent of the damage is still being assessed.
The Nikopol region continues to come under regular attack
The latest attack affected several parts of the region at once and caused damage to homes, shops, educational establishments, vehicles and businesses. Most of the reports of casualties came from the Nikopol district.
According to police reports, throughout June and July, the area was regularly subjected to combined attacks using FPV drones, other unmanned aerial vehicles and artillery. In July, law enforcement agencies repeatedly recorded dozens and over a hundred strikes per day on Nikopol, Marhanets and communities in the district.
This may indicate that there is still a risk of further damage in the district’s settlements. At the same time, the final figures on the consequences of the current strikes may be updated once the inspection of the impact sites has been completed.
