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Russia attacked Dnipro: 64-year-old man was wounded, and buildings and transport infrastructure were damaged. PHOTOS

Russian troops attacked Dnipro on the morning of 13 October. Medical staff treated a 64-year-old man who had been wounded, but he refused to be admitted to hospital. 

According to Censor.NET, this was reported by the head of the Regional Military Administration, Oleksandr Hanzha.

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In one of the city’s districts, the blast wave shattered windows in high-rise buildings.

"A 64-year-old man was injured as a result of the Russian attack on Dnipro," the report states.

The morning Russian strikes on the city damaged transport infrastructure, high-rise buildings and cars.

Read more: Strike on Kharkiv: three bodies have been found under rubble of building (updated). PHOTOS

The aftermath of the attack

In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged
In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged
In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged
In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged
In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged
In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged
In Dnipro, following the Russian Federation’s morning attack, windows were shattered in high-rise blocks and cars were damaged

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