A tax office building in Dnipro was damaged in a Russian attack
On May 18, an administrative building of the State Tax Service of Ukraine was damaged in one of Dnipro’s districts as a result of yet another nighttime attack by Russian occupiers.
Lesya Karnaukh, acting head of the State Tax Service of Ukraine, reported this on her official Facebook page.
The enemy shelling damaged the infrastructure facility, but no casualties were reported.
This latest act of aggression by Russian forces was directed against civilian institutions and the urban infrastructure of the regional center.
“Ukraine is under constant enemy attack. Dnipro has once again come under massive enemy shelling. As a result of another attack by the Russian Federation last night, an administrative building of the tax service in one of the city’s districts was damaged,” Karnaukh noted in her official post.
The consequences of the explosion near the government building were documented by specialized services, which promptly arrived at the scene to address the aftermath of the shelling.
According to the head of the agency, the blast wave caused significant damage to windows and interior offices within the building.
Fortunately, no one was injured in this incident, as the attack occurred at night when there were no staff members in the offices.
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