Russian strike on Dnipro leaves 31 wounded in hospital, including three children
More than 30 people remain hospitalized after Russian strikes over the weekend. (Photo: Dnipro Oblast Military Administration)
Thirty-one people wounded in Russia’s April 25 strike on
Dnipro remain hospitalized, including three children, the Dnipropetrovsk Oblast
Military Administration said
on April 27.
The children are two boys, ages 11 and 15, and a 16-year-old
girl.
Four patients are in serious condition, while the rest are
listed in moderate condition.
The death toll from the April 25 strike rose to nine after a
24-year-old man died in the hospital, the regional military administration said
on April 26. The attack injured 61 people.
Russia launched 666 Shahed drones and missiles at Ukraine on
April 25, with hits reported in Dnipro and Kharkiv, as well as in Chernihiv,
Kyiv, Odesa, Cherkasy and other oblasts.
Later that evening, Russia struck Dnipro again, damaging a
business.
Russian attacks on Dnipro killed eight residents and injured
49 others over the course of the day.
Around midnight, the regional military administration
reported another Russian strike on the city.
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