June 2 Strike on Dnipro: 42 Civilians Wounded, Including Children.

Deadly Attack on Dnipro on June 2

According to UATV: On June 2, Russian forces launched another assault on the city of Dnipro, resulting in civilian casualties, including children. According to Oleksandr Ganzha, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, a multi-story residential building was damaged in the strikes. Two siblings—an 8-year-old girl and her brother—were injured and hospitalized. Medical staff describe their condition as moderate.

Later that day, after 5:00 PM, a second wave of attacks struck Dnipro. Overnight missile strikes claimed the lives of 16 people. Rescue teams recovered the bodies of two women and one man from the rubble. In total, 42 civilians were wounded, among them 4 children. Currently, 3 children and 21 adults remain hospitalized, receiving full medical care.

“A fire broke out. We are still determining if there are casualties.”

Oleksandr Ganzha

Ganzha further stated: “Among the wounded are 4 children. Three of them are in the hospital, along with 21 adults. Medical workers are providing everyone with necessary care.” This tragedy underscores the heavy toll that military actions continue to exact on civilian populations.

Impact on Civilians and Growing Concerns

This series of attacks on Dnipro highlights the persistent danger that the conflict poses to ordinary people, especially children. The rising number of civilian casualties points to an urgent need for international action and stronger measures to protect non-combatants in war zones. Incidents like these serve as grim reminders of the importance of humanitarian efforts and support for affected regions.