Russians shelled a residential building in Dnipro: there are casualties.

Russians shelled a residential building in Dnipro: there are casualties
Russians shelled a residential building in Dnipro: there are casualties

According to inkorr.com: In Dnipro, Russian troops shelled a residential high-rise building, resulting in significant destruction and fire. This was reported by local news sources, including 'Glavkom'.

The mayor of Dnipro, Boris Filatov, confirmed that the occupiers attacked the high-rise building and noted that details will be published later by the military administration.

According to local authorities, only one injured person is currently known, but the exact number of wounded is still being clarified. Rescuers and emergency services are working at the scene.

Massive attack on Dnipro and Pavlohrad

Early in the morning of September 20, videos of shelling in Dnipro appeared. Residents of the city shared images and videos of military actions, as the city, which had not yet recovered from previous attacks, again became a target for rocket strikes.

On the night of September 19-20, Russian occupation forces launched a massive attack on Dnipro and Pavlohrad. Both cities suffered from shelling; the enemy used ballistic missiles and drones. Locals reported loud explosions, fires, and destruction due to the attack.

Strikes by Russian troops on the high-rise building in Dnipro caused significant material damage and posed a threat to peaceful residents. Moreover, the massive attacks on Dnipro and Pavlohrad resulted in serious destruction and human losses. The situation in eastern Ukraine remains tense, and authorities continue to take security measures and provide assistance to those affected.

Events in Dnipro and Pavlohrad underscore how acute the situation remains in eastern Ukraine. These new attacks only confirm that the civilian population continues to suffer from relentless shelling. Authorities and rescue services are trying to respond to these challenges, but the need to find new ways to ensure the safety of citizens is becoming increasingly urgent.

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