ATB warehouses are on fire in Dnipro following a Russian attack
On Wednesday, June 3, Russian forces attacked Dnipro twice. A large-scale fire broke out in the city at the warehouses of the ATB supermarket. Six people were injured as a result of the strikes.
The Air Force warned of UAV and ballistic missile activity over Dnipro.
Filatov noted that the strikes hit the warehouses of the ATB grocery supermarket chain: “We give them a combat corvette in Kronstadt. And they give us ATB warehouses with food in Dnipro.”
Two people were seriously injured after the first strike; following a second strike on the Dnipro district, six people required medical attention.
The head of the Regional Military Administration reported that five people were hospitalized, three of them in serious condition.
This was reported by Dnipro Mayor Boris Filatov on Telegram and Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Head Oleksandr Hanzha on Telegram.
The Russians attacked Dnipro for the second time in a day, and a fire broke out—Regional State Administration.
The Russian attack damaged energy and oil and gas infrastructure, and there are casualties.
Poland scrambled fighter jets in response to a large-scale Russian air attack on Ukraine.
The press service of the Polish Armed Forces Operational Command officially announced the emergency response and activation of defense protocols on social media platform X.
Russia attacked Kharkiv and the surrounding region overnight; there are casualties.
