Mayor Filatov: One of Dnipro’s hospitals is being evacuated due to enemy attack
In Dnipro, after today's massive Russian attack, one of the city's hospitals with more than a hundred patients is being evacuated.
This was announced by Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov, Censor.NET reports.
"Unfortunately, we will have to evacuate one of the city hospitals with more than a hundred patients again. They will be distributed to other medical institutions in Dnipro," he said.
It is noted that after the morning attack in Dnipro, there are still some problems with heat supply in the left-bank part of the city. Gas, water and electricity are being supplied.
According to him, all possible services and specialists are already working on the Prydniprovsk residential area. About 65 houses are still without heat.
"We are also urging power engineers not to disconnect electricity to the Prydniprovsk residential area according to the schedule. But in any case, there will be invincibility points in schools 136, 108, 57 and the Energetik House of Culture," Filatov said.
It has also been reported that eight kindergartens in Prydniprovsk will not be able to accept children due to the lack of heating.
Shelling of Ukraine by Russian troops on December 25
On the morning of December 25, 2024, Russian troops attacked Kharkiv. Explosions were heard in the city in the morning.
It is known that Russia massively attacked Ukraine's energy sector.
In the morning, the Russian army massively attacked the Dnipropetrovsk region in an attempt to destroy the region's power system.
Part of the Ivano-Frankivsk region was without power supply.
Russia attacked DTEK thermal power plants, causing serious damage.
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said that the Russians had fired more than 70 missiles and more than a hundred UAVs.
The day before, the Ukrainian Air Force reported at 7:24 a.m. the movement of a cruise missile flying "in the direction of Chernivtsi from the territory of Moldova."
At the same time, Romania does not confirm that a Russian missile flew through its airspace during the massive Russian attack.
