Russia launched another attack on the city council in Dnipro, causing a fire

On the evening of October 2, Russian troops launched another attack on Dnipro. A fire broke out in the city, and debris from the strike fell on the Dnipro City Council parking lot. Information about possible casualties is currently being verified.

According to Boris Filatov, debris from the Russian attack fell on the Dnipro City Council parking lot. The mayor noted that this is not the first strike near the city council building.

“Another strike near the Dnipro City Council. This is already the third,” Filatov wrote on Telegram.

Information about the injured is currently being verified, and the exact extent of the damage is still being assessed.

Later, the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration released photographs showing the aftermath of a second attack on a business center in central Dnipro.

It is noted that Russian forces struck the building, which had already been attacked earlier this week.

Thus, the facility in downtown Dnipro became the target of a second Russian strike.

In addition to the second attack on the business center, Dnipro suffered another Russian strike that same evening.

Following the shelling, a high-rise building caught fire, and rescue workers evacuated the residents.

Currently, relevant agencies are continuing to assess the consequences of the Russian attacks on Dnipro and gather information about possible casualties.

This was reported by Dnipro Mayor Boris Filatov.

On the morning of October 3, Russian troops struck the North Bridge in Kyiv. Prior to that, a series of explosions rocked the capital amid an air raid alert and the threat of attacks by strike drones.

Prior to this, the Russian Federation—the aggressor state—had attacked a bridge in Kyiv, Ukraine, for the second day in a row. An evening drone strike on the closed South Bridge marked yet another attack on the capital’s infrastructure.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated that Russia—the aggressor state—may intensify its attacks on Ukraine ahead of the U.S. midterm elections scheduled for November 3. He made these remarks in an interview with the Spanish newspaper El País.