Russians attacked Dnipro with rockets and drones: what is happening in the city.

Attack on Dnipro by Russian occupiers: use of drones and rockets

According to inkorr.com: On the night of August 30, Russian military forces launched an assault on Dnipro, using Shahed drones and rockets. According to reports from local Telegram channels, the occupiers launched a large number of drones, one group of which was flying over the left bank of the city.

After Ukrainian forces stopped the drones, the enemy switched to rocket shelling, leading to explosions and fires. Air defense systems are actively working in Dnipro. Currently, there is no official information on the consequences of the attack.

Head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military-Civil Administration Serhiy Lysak noted: 'There are shellings in Dnipro and Pavlohrad. We are clarifying all information. The threat remains. Stay in a safe place until departure.'

Relentless attack on Dnipro after shelling of Kyiv

White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre reported that U.S. President Donald Trump is extremely dissatisfied with the strike by Russian forces on Kyiv and is still in shock from this incident. On August 28, Russia shelled Kyiv with drones and rockets, resulting in civilian casualties and destruction of buildings in the capital.

Jean-Pierre noted Trump's reaction: 'He was unhappy with this news, but not surprised.'

It is reminded that as a result of the attack on Kyiv, 22 people were killed; the office of 'Ukrainska Pravda' and the editorial office of 'Radio Svoboda' were also damaged. The city declared a day of mourning to honor the victims of aggression, and the European Union Advisory Mission in Ukraine was also affected by Russia's strikes.

After the brutal shelling of Kyiv, Russian forces continue to attack Dnipro. The Ukrainian authorities are taking all necessary measures to protect the civilian population and neutralize the threat posed by the occupiers. In light of these events, the international community expresses its outrage and support for Ukraine in its fight against aggression.