The number of victims from Russia's massive attack on Dnipro, which has been ongoing for over 10 hours, continues to grow. The bodies of two deceased people were pulled from under the rubble, with 21 injured reported, Dnipropetrovsk OVA head Oleksandr Hanzha said on Saturday on social media, UNN writes.
For over 10 hours, the enemy has been attacking Dnipro. The bodies of two deceased people were retrieved by rescuers from under the ruins of a house in Dnipro, damaged by a Russian strike. Presumably, 5 more people may still be under the rubble. Emergency rescue operations continue. 21 people sustained injuries. Medics are providing all necessary assistance
Earlier, he reported that 11 out of 18 injured were hospitalized. A 26-year-old woman is in "serious" condition. The rest are in moderate condition.
In Dnipro, due to Russia's massive attack, fires broke out. Enterprises were damaged. A four-story residential building was partially destroyed, several more apartment buildings and a private house were damaged.
According to the OVA head, the attack continues and the enemy also struck a gas station. A fire broke out there. Three trucks are also burning.