Russian forces launch more than 40 attacks on Dnipro region, injuring three women
Russian forces attacked Dnipro and several districts of Dnipro region more than 40 times overnight using drones and aerial bombs. Three women were injured, two were hospitalized in moderate condition, and residential properties, vehicles, and infrastructure were damaged.
Key points
- Dnipro and four districts of Dnipro region were attacked more than 40 times overnight.
- The attacks used drones and aerial bombs.
- Three women were injured.
- A 55-year-old woman and a 77-year-old woman were hospitalized in moderate condition.
- A 27-year-old woman received outpatient treatment.
- Residential buildings, private houses, vehicles, and infrastructure were damaged, and fires were reported.
- A drone attack on Pavlohrad on October 26 killed one person and injured seven, including two children.
Why it matters
The overnight attacks affected multiple communities across several districts of Dnipro region. They damaged homes and infrastructure, caused fires and injured three women, two of whom required hospitalization.
What happened
Russian forces carried out more than 40 attacks on Dnipro and four districts of Dnipro region from the evening of October 26, using drones and aerial bombs. Shakharska, Vasylkivska, and Petropavlivska communities in Synelnykivskyi district were targeted, where apartment buildings, private houses, and vehicles were damaged and fires broke out. The attacks also affected Nikopol, Marhanetska, Myrivska, and Chervonohorohrivska communities in Nikopolskyi district; Bohdanivska and Troitska communities in Pavlohradskyi district; and Verkhtsevtsi community in Kamianskyi district. A private house was damaged in Nikopolskyi district, while a private house and infrastructure were damaged in Pavlohradskyi district. Three women were injured. A 55-year-old woman and a 77-year-old woman were hospitalized in moderate condition, while a 27-year-old woman was treated as an outpatient.
How Ukrainian sources describe it
Ukrainian reports emphasized the scale and geographic spread of the attacks, the communities affected, damage to housing and infrastructure, fires, and the condition of the injured.
Background
On October 26, a drone attack on Pavlohrad killed one person and injured seven, including two children.