Enemy launched ballistic missile attack on "Interpipe" in Dnipro: four dead, seven wounded, production halted
The "Interpipe" private enterprise in Dnipro was hit by a ballistic attack. There are fatalities and injuries.
This was reported by Censor.NET, citing the company's press centre.
Details of the enemy attack
As noted, on the night of September 21–22, 2026, the Russian Federation launched a ballistic missile strike against a civilian industrial facility belonging to the "Interpipe" company.
There are casualties
Unfortunately, as a result of this barbaric act of terrorism, four "Interpipe" employees were killed and seven were injured. All of the victims are currently receiving the necessary assistance. In addition, the Company remains in contact with the families of the deceased and is providing them with support to help them get through this extremely difficult time.
The hostile attack also damaged the plant’s main production equipment and infrastructure, and production has been halted.
Experts are assessing the consequences of the terrorist attack and the timeline for recovery, as well as carrying out the necessary emergency repairs.
Background
- It was previously reported that Russia attacked industrial facilities in three cities in the Dnipropetrovsk region: there have been fatalities.
Reference
"Interpipe" is a Ukrainian industrial company and one of the world's largest manufacturers of seamless steel pipes and railroad wheels.
- Pipe Products: Production of seamless and welded pipes for the oil and gas industry, the energy sector, construction, and mechanical engineering.
- Railway Products: Manufacture of solid-rolled wheels, wheel rings, wheel sets, and axles under the KLW brand for railways and passenger transport worldwide.
- Steelmaking: The company owns the modern "Interpipe Steel" electric arc furnace complex in Dnipro—the largest environmentally friendly plant of its kind in Eastern Europe.
