Russia strikes Dnipro: house destroyed, three people injured

Russia strikes Dnipro: house destroyed, three people injured

In the early morning of September 9, Russia struck Dnipro. Fires broke out at a warehouse with building materials and in a private house.

Three people were injured. Details were told by the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Oleksandr Hanzha.

That Russian troops had struck Dnipro, Hanzha reported at 04:47 a.m.

"The enemy attacked Dnipro. Several fires broke out as a result of the strike. A warehouse with building materials and a private house are burning. According to preliminary information, there may be people in the basement of the house. All emergency services are working on site," the official wrote at the time.

Just 10 minutes later, he reported three injured people: they had been hiding from the enemy strikes in the basement of the house.

"Rescuers pulled three people out of the basement of a house damaged by an enemy strike. Medics are providing them with necessary assistance. Firefighters continue to extinguish the blaze," Hanzha noted.

The injured include a 51-year-old man, a 52-year-old woman, and a 15-year-old boy. The adult victims were taken to the hospital, while the teenager did not require hospitalization.

Overall, according to the head of the RMA, more than 10 private houses and at least one apartment building were damaged in the city.

Hanzha also showed what remained of the house hit by the Russians.