Three people were killed and eight wounded in the Dnipropetrovsk region as a result of Russian shelling
The enemy attacked three districts of the region nearly 70 times throughout the day, using artillery and drones. In the Nikopol district, three people were killed and seven others were wounded as a result of the strikes. Rescue workers extinguished fires that broke out following the shelling and provided assistance to the victims at the sites of the strikes.
This was reported by the State Emergency Service.
In the Kryvyi Rih district, a 10-year-old boy was injured and has been hospitalized. In the Synelnykivskyi district, damage was reported to residential buildings, vehicles, and infrastructure. Emergency services worked at the sites of the attacks to extinguish fires and document the consequences of war crimes.
Overall, the shelling damaged private homes, equipment, and power lines in several settlements. Russia’s aggression has led to significant destruction of civilian infrastructure in frontline communities. Law enforcement officials are gathering evidence to hold those responsible accountable for acts of terror against the civilian population. The situation in the region remains tense due to the high intensity of enemy attacks. Local authorities are urging residents to take shelter during air raid alerts. Victims are being provided with all necessary material and psychological assistance.
Roman Reva, a 23-year-old police officer, died from severe injuries sustained during an airstrike on Kramatorsk.
Occupation forces of the Russian Federation launched another strike on residential neighborhoods in Zaporizhzhia, resulting in one fatality.
