Dnipro (city)

On July 2, an anticyclone from Western Europe will bring clear weather without precipitation to most of Ukraine; daytime air temperatures will reach +29°. Short-term rains and thunderstorms are possible on the Left Bank.

The SBU detained a 54-year-old installer in Dnipro who was корректиating Russian air attacks on critical infrastructure in Dnipro and Zaporizhzhia. He used his official position to collect data, photograph objects, and transmit geolocations to his handler.

Due to an empty freight train derailing in Rivne Oblast, trains No. 80 Lviv – Dnipro and No. 64 Lviv – Kharkiv are running with a delay of more than 2 hours via an bypass route. Passengers from Dubno, Brody, Shepetivka, and Slavuta are being picked up by Intercity No. 744 Lviv – Kyiv.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs criticized the publications of Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov, which concerned public safety. The agency warned against manipulation and the use of “sensitive topics” for political purposes.

Mariupol families affected by the war received free social housing in Dnipro. These are smart apartments for the families of defenders and socially vulnerable citizens, a project designed for almost 500 people.

The aerial target was launched from the occupied Zaporizhzhia region in the direction of Dnipro. The target flew over 100 km and was shot down by air defense 15 km from the city. The head of the Dnipropetrovsk OVA stated that it might have been a new weapon, "Grom-1."

Ukrainian air defense shot down the newest "Grom-1" bomb-missile. The type of air target is being determined after studying the debris at the crash site outside Dnipro.

25 people were injured as a result of the missile attack on Samar, 12 of them are in medical facilities. In total, 13 civilians remain in hospitals in the Dnipropetrovsk region after Russian attacks.

Fragments of downed Russian drones were displayed at an exhibition in Kyiv, including the "Oreshnik" ballistic missile and an updated "Shahed" with artificial intelligence and a camera. Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha noted the presence of foreign components in Russian missiles and drones.

Two days of mourning have been declared in the city of Samara, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, on June 27 due to the Russian strike. Events have been canceled, flags lowered, and the memory of the dead will be honored.

Serhiy Lysak, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, reported explosions in the city of Samar, Dnipropetrovsk region, amid an air raid alert. Details of the incident are promised to be provided later.

Sounds of an explosion were heard in Dnipro after the Air Force warned of a high-speed target moving towards the city.

The death toll in Dnipro as a result of the Russian attack on June 24 has risen to 21 people, according to Ukraine's Minister of Internal Affairs Ihor Klymenko. In the region, there are over 340 victims in total, including 38 children.

Updated data indicates 314 casualties from the missile attack on Dnipro, over 100 of whom remain in hospital, including five children. Russian invaders also attacked Nikopol district with drones and artillery, without casualties.

The death toll from the missile strikes on Dnipro has risen to 20, and together with those killed in the city of Samar, there are 22. The enemy also attacked Nikopol region and Dnipro district at night, where there is destruction on the territory of the recreation area.

As a result of the missile attack in Dnipro, 304 people were injured, 112 people, including seven children, remain in hospitals. Five injured in Samara were also hospitalized. The June 24, 2025 attack damaged infrastructure and residential buildings.

On June 24, the building of the State Executive Service was damaged by a Russian missile strike in Dnipro. Windows and walls were broken, a service car was damaged, and there were no casualties.

As a result of the Russian missile attack on the Dnipropetrovsk region, including Dnipro and Samar, 19 people died in Dnipro, and the total number of deaths in the region reached 21. More than 300 residents were injured, and infrastructure, residential buildings, and medical facilities were destroyed.

French President Emmanuel Macron condemned the Russian strikes on Dnipro, which killed 18 people in the city and 2 in Samara. He insists on lasting peace.

The death toll from the Russian military's missile attack on Dnipro on June 24 has risen to 18, with two more people killed in Samara. In total, almost 300 people were injured, and a day of mourning has been declared in the region.

According to updated data from the National Police, as a result of the massive Russian attack on Dnipro on June 24, 17 people died, three of them in the hospital, and another 186 were injured. Russian occupiers damaged civilian infrastructure, including a dormitory, a gymnasium, and a train.

The death toll in Dnipro has risen to 17, with 279 people injured, including 27 children. Almost a hundred people remain hospitalized, 12 of them in serious condition.

Russian attack damages OCU Dnipro Theological Seminary, destroying its church, educational facilities, dormitory, and faculty residences. Since the war began, over 600 religious buildings have been affected by Russian shelling.

The number of victims in Dnipropetrovsk region as a result of the Russian attack has increased to over 200 people, 17 of whom died. The police recorded damage to over 220 cars, a children's hospital, a kindergarten, a nine-story building, and an enterprise.

Dnipro is recovering after one of the largest attacks, which resulted in over 150 injured and at least 9 dead. Almost 50 high-rise buildings have been destroyed in the city, over 2,000 windows damaged, as well as dozens of schools, hospitals, and infrastructure facilities.

Ukrainian military controls the island system in Kherson region, destroying the enemy when attempting to cross the Dnipro. The enemy is trying to storm positions near the Antonivsky bridge, but the Defense Forces control the entire area.

President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy reacted to the Russian attack on Dnipro and the region, where there are already 11 dead and over 160 injured. He emphasized the importance of strengthening sanctions against Russia, which is unable to produce ballistic missiles without components from other countries.

The number of victims of the Russian missile attack in Dnipro on June 24 increased to 153 people, 12 of them in serious condition. Among the victims are 18 children, the youngest is six months old.

The death toll in Dnipro as a result of the enemy missile attack has risen to 11 people, with over 100 injured.

The death toll in Dnipro has risen to 8, with 84 injured. In Samara, the number of injured has increased to 11.