The Russians attacked the Dnieper with a “swarm” of drones on the evening of March 26. Three people were injured, and more than a dozen high-rise buildings were damaged.
Points of attention
- Recent night attack by Russian drones on the Dnieper resulted in casualties and injuries to three individuals.
- Over a dozen high-rise buildings and more than 60 cars were damaged during the drone attack, leaving several individuals homeless and without vehicles.
- The city authorities, utility workers, and philanthropists are actively engaged in restoring the damaged buildings and cleaning up the area after the attack.
Russia attacked the Dnieper with a “swarm” of drones
This was reported by the head of the Dnipropetrovsk OVA, Serhiy Lysak.
Three people were injured — a 48-year-old man and two women, ages 75 and 78. All were treated on the spot.
Serhiy Lysak
Head of the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Enterprises, educational and cultural institutions, and more than a dozen high-rise buildings were damaged in the city.
More than 60 cars were damaged, several more were destroyed. Two trucks were also hit.
All services are working on the ground. Benefactors are involved, who are donating building materials. Utility workers are cleaning the area.
All fires that broke out in the Dnipro River due to the UAV attack were extinguished by rescuers, Lysak noted.
Russian troops attacked the Dnipro with Shahed kamikaze drones on the evening of March 26. Several fires broke out in the city. Cars and infrastructure were set on fire.
