
The death toll as a result of Russian strikes on the Ukrainian city of Dnepr over the past 24 hours has reached eight, and, according to the latest data, 56 people were injured. Such data were provided on the evening of April 25 by the head of the Dnepropetrovsk regional administration, Alexander Ganzha .
According to him, attacks on the Dnieper have been carried out in waves using missiles and drones for the past 20 hours. The strikes on Saturday evening injured 10 people, including children.
During a night attack on the city - one of the most powerful during the entire war - a four-story residential building was partially destroyed. Five people were reported dead and two missing, and it was later reported that rescuers had recovered bodies from the rubble. On the afternoon of April 25, Russia attacked the Dnieper for the second time, this time killing one person. 46 people were injured in these two strikes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said the attacks continued almost throughout the night and affected several regions. According to him, more than 30 people were injured, including in the Chernigov, Odessa and Kharkov regions. Russia has fired dozens of missiles and hundreds of drones into Ukraine.
In Dnieper, 8 people died from Russian attacks in one day