Russia struck Dnipro this morning, causing a fire
Russian occupation forces launched an attack on Dnipro this morning. The attack caused a fire in the city.
Prior to the attack, monitoring channels reported that a “Banderole” cruise missile was heading toward Dnipro. Subsequently, a series of explosions was heard in the city.
According to the head of the Regional Military Administration, a fire broke out in Dnipro following the Russian strike.
Information regarding possible casualties is currently being verified. No details on the extent of the damage have been reported yet.
Authorities are urging residents of the city and the region not to ignore air raid sirens and to remain in safe locations during attacks.
This was reported by the head of the Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Hanzha.
According to the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Russia attacked a food processing plant, targeting “Oleina.”
Preliminary reports indicate there were no casualties.
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