Mass Dnipro Firefight: There are victims and victims in the city of fire (photo, video)

According to the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Ova Sergei Lisak, as a result of an hostile attack, three civilians received incompatible wounds with life. Another 18 people, including a 14-year-old girl, were injured in varying severity. Work is underway to evacuate citizens and eliminate consequences. During the massive attack of Russians on the Dnieper on July 3 with the use of percussion drones and rockets, people were killed.

This was reported on Wednesday by the mayor of Dnipro Boris Filatov in his Telegram channel. "Unfortunately, there are civilians dead . . . " - Filatov wrote briefly, without specifying the consequences on Earth. According to Mykola Lukashuk, the chairman of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council, one of the hostile trains fell into the territory of the shopping center, which also damaged the gas station and parked cars.

According to the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration (OVA) Sergey Lisak, three people were killed during the Russian attack, and 18 more were injured, including a 14-year-old girl. "The staff is deployed, the SSNSnik is operating, all utilities to eliminate the consequences. Evacuation of people is ongoing," Lisak said. According to him, several fires occurred in the city.

In the morning of July 3, the local Telegram channels of the Dnieper reported at least 10 explosions that were heard in the regional center. It was reported that smoke was visible in different parts of the city. Local media stated that there was an entry into the shopping and entertainment center and a medical facility.

According to monitoring Telegram channels, the armed forces of the Russian Federation attacked the Dnieper with the help of four shock UAVs such as Shahd and four X-59 aviation missiles. We will remind, on July 1 in Russia declared a blow to the air base, which were fighters of Su-27 near Mirgorod. The Russians assure that they have damaged or destroyed six Armed Forces fighter jets.