A car has exploded in Dnipro — two men have been injured

Stanislav Sereda
Stanislav Sereda Journalist
A car has exploded in Dnipro — two men have been injured
Explosion in Dnipro
A parked car exploded in Dnipro on the morning of Thursday, 7 May. Two men were injured in the explosion.

This was reported by the police.

The incident took place in the Soborny district of the city.

Two men were injured as a result of the vehicle explosion.

An investigative team from the police department, bomb disposal experts and forensic officers are working at the scene.

Law enforcement officers are investigating all the circumstances.

As a reminder, it was previously reported that a Kyiv resident who ‘joked’ that he could blow up a shopping centre in the capital now faces up to six years in prison — police

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