Russia attacked Dnipropetrovsk region at night: 11 injured, destruction.

On the night of October 19, the armed forces of the Russian Federation launched a massive attack on the Dnipropetrovsk region, resulting in 11 civilians being injured. The main strike was aimed at the residential quarter of the city of Shakhtarsk in the Synelnykove district, where houses, cars, a shop, and an electricity pole were damaged. Information about the events was provided by the Dnipropetrovsk regional prosecutor's office on the 'Goverment' website.

Recent attacks in the region

Furthermore, side attacks occurred in the region. For example, in the Mezhivka community, a private house was damaged by an FPV drone, and in the Mykolaiv community, a drone hit an infrastructure facility.

• A private house was damaged by an FPV drone in the Mezhivka community.
• In the Mykolaiv community, due to a drone attack (UAV), an infrastructure object was damaged.

Shelling of the Nikopol district

Throughout the night, Russian troops also shelled the Nikopol district using artillery and FPV drones. These attacks caused concern among local residents. As of now, investigations are underway on the consequences of these shellings. The Dnipropetrovsk regional prosecutor's office has initiated criminal proceedings regarding war crimes under the Criminal Code of Ukraine (Article 438).

According to inkorr.com: Prosecutors continue to record the consequences of the Russian armed forces' attack on the peaceful population of the region. This is not the first case of Russia's aggression against Ukraine, and studying these events for further investigation and ensuring the safety of the residents of the region remains a relevant task for the authorities.

The massive attack by the Russian Federation on Dnipropetrovsk region led to injuries among civilians and significant material damage. The authorities have initiated criminal proceedings and investigations into crimes against the Ukrainian population, seeking to ensure the safety of the region and its residents.