Missile attack on Dnipro: civilian casualties, massive destruction
Source: region governor Serhii Lysak
On Friday morning, the Russian military hit Dnipro region with a massive missile attack.
According to the governor, the invaders targeted the region with at least 11 missiles. Part of them were intercepted by the air defense, but several rockets hit civilian objects and residential areas.
As of now, it is known about 2 killed civilians and 15 wounded.
In the city of Dnipro, one missile destroyed a five-story building and two missiles hit infrastructure objects.
In the town of Pavlohrad, an enemy missile hit an industrial enterprise. In Synelnykove, the strike destroyed and damaged 12 residential houses.
Later, the internal ministry informed that he number of casualties increased. 8 locals, including 2 children, were killed and 29 wounded. The rescuers saved 14 people from under the rubble.
In an hour, the Prosecutor General office informed about the ninth death. An injured child died in the hospital from wounds.
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