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Multiple attacks were registered on the Dnipropetrovsk region over the previous 24 hours, as Russia used Missiles, drones and FAB long-range glide bombs (Grom-E1) to attack targets all over the region.
One drone attack in Pavlohrad killed a 55-year-old man, as well as other injuries throughout the day to an 8-year-old girl, a 71-year-old man and a 39-year-old woman, reported the Dnipropetrovsk OVA.
Multiple fires broke out around the city, while damage was recorded at a multi-story apartment building including the canopies and windows, nearby cars, a metal canopy and a private enterprise.
Damage was recorded at a private parking lot in Dnipro, showing 13 cars completely destroyed and another ten that were damaged as a result of missile strikes yesterday, causing around one million hryvnias in damage.
Russian forces targeted the Nikopol region with FPV drones and artillery shells, hitting the district centre, Pokrovska, Myrivska, and Marganets communities, resulting in a 75-year-old injured man being admitted to hospital, as well as damage to a sports school, five private houses, garages, an outbuilding, several cars and a power line.
CHURCH ATTACKED
A Christian church on the Akademika Beleliubskogo Street was severely damaged by Russian attacks on Dnipro, resulting in broken windows and damage to belongings inside, while the blast wave turned the entire building into complete ruins.
METRO CLOSED
Locals looking for shelter headed to the metro station, but they were struggling to gain admission as Russian missiles could be heard striking nearby, which meant that by the time the people were let into the station it could have already been too late.
HEATING SEASON CAUSES APARTMENT FLOODING
Kryvyi Rih residents recorded damage to their property as a result of heating pipes being switched on, as burst pipes and leaks flooded apartments with boiling water, damaging property and ceilings.
Residents believe this happened due to poor quality repairs after last year’s attacks, and the work was carried out by a company called “Kryvbasukrbud,” which had since been repeatedly accused of corruption.
LONG-RANGE FABS REACH POLTAVA AGAIN
For the second time within a week the long-range Grom-E1 glide bombs targeted Poltava, initially picked up by radars flying through the Chutivskyi district of Kharkiv, before being temporarily lost as it moved towards Karlivka, and the crash site hasn’t been disclosed.
