A Russian strike on Dnipro has claimed the lives of four people, with 25 injured

Boris Bodnar
Boris Bodnar Journalist
A Russian strike on Dnipro has claimed the lives of four people, with 25 injured
A civilian injured in a Russian attack on Dnipro. Photo: State Emergency Service
Four people were killed and a further 25 injured in Dnipro following an attack by Russian forces. Some of the injured have been hospitalised, including those in a serious condition.

Today, 14 April, the Russian army attacked Dnipro. The head of the regional military administration, Oleksandr Hanzha, reported on the consequences.

According to him, four people were killed and a further 25 were injured. Of these, 21 have been hospitalised, with ten in a serious condition.

The casualties suffered blast injuries, shrapnel wounds, lacerations and fractures.

During the day, the strike hit an infrastructure facility. A fire broke out following the impact, which was extinguished by the emergency services.

Further details of the attack are not yet known.

In addition, Russian forces have attacked port infrastructure in the Odesa region for a second time, according to Oleg Kipper, head of the Odesa Regional Military Administration. He stated that during the second strike, a civilian vessel flying the Liberian flag was hit. The strike hit the ship’s superstructure, but no fire broke out. The dry cargo vessel was entering the port to load maize. According to preliminary data, there were no casualties.

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