Russian troops carried out more than two dozen attacks in the Dnipropetrovsk region throughout the evening and night. The Kryvyi Rih, Nikopol and Synelnykiv districts came under attack. According to the emergency services, in total eight people were injured.
- The Russians have attacked three districts in the region more than 20 times.
- Five people were injured in Kryvyi Rih.
- Three people have been injured in the Nikopol district.
- Residential buildings, cars and an educational establishment were damaged.
- Rescue workers have put out fires in the Synelnykivsky district.
Five people were injured in Kryvyi Rih
The highest number of casualties was recorded in In Kryvyi Rih — five people. As a result of the Russian attack, a multi-storey residential block and private homes were damaged.
There are also wrecked cars. Footage released by the State Emergency Service shows significant damage to one of the private houses: the roof and walls are damaged, and debris from the building lies scattered around it.
Information on the condition of all those affected is currently being verified.
Three people have been injured in the Nikopol district
More Three people were injured in the Nikopol district. Rescuers evacuated one woman from the danger zone and took her to a medical facility.
The following were damaged as a result of the shelling educational establishments, blocks of flats and private homes.
The Nikopol region is regularly subjected to Russian attacks, which are causing damage to residential and civilian infrastructure.
Fires have broken out in the Synelnykivsky district
Russian troops also attacked Synelnykivsky District. Fires broke out in several places following the explosions.
Units were deployed to deal with the aftermath SES. The rescue services managed to put out all the fires.
Consequently, as a result of the Russian Federation’s evening and night-time attacks on the Dnipropetrovsk region Eight people were injured. The highest number of casualties has been reported in Kryvyi Rih. Rescue workers are continuing to operate at the sites of the strikes and to document the aftermath of the shelling.
