Russians massively attacked Dnipro with UAVs, 10 houses damaged – RMA. PHOTOS
On the evening of March 11, Russian troops attacked Dnipro, causing damage to infrastructure.
This was announced by the head of the Dnipropetrovsk RMA (Regional Military Administration) Serhii Lysak, Censor.NET reports.
"Dnipro. It's loud. Preliminary, there is information about the destruction of infrastructure. Details later!" Lysak wrote.
He added that there are still enemy UAVs in the region.
Later, Lysak said that the attack of Russian drones on Dnipro was ongoing.
"As of now, we know that an infrastructure facility in Dnipro is on fire. Two private houses have also been damaged. There are likely people trapped under the rubble. We are verifying the information," said the head of the RMA.
Later, Lysak clarified that the reports of people trapped under the rubble following the UAV attack on Dnipro had not been confirmed.
As of 00:02, it is reported that about 10 private houses were damaged. Windows in a kindergarten and a school were smashed.
There was no information about deaths and injuries.
As a reminder, on the evening of March 11, Russian troops launched drones at Ukraine.
