Russian forces hit logistics facility in Ukraine's Dnipro for second day in a row
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Russian forces struck Dnipro for the second day in a row. The latest attack hit a logistics company, causing a fire at the site. Social media users are once again reporting that a terminal belonging to Nova Poshta (postal service) was targeted, according to Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration head Oleksandr Hanzha.
According to the authorities, a logistics infrastructure facility in the Dnipro district came under Russian attack once again. The strike triggered a fire at the site.
Information on possible casualties is still being clarified. Emergency crews and specialists continue to work at the scene and assess the consequences of the attack.
Local Telegram channels reported that the strike once again hit a Nova Poshta terminal. However, this information has not yet been officially confirmed.
What is known about previous strikes on Dnipro
Russian forces have continued to attack the city and the region in recent days.
Massive attack and day of mourning. On June 2, Russian forces launched a large-scale attack on Dnipro. Sixteen people were killed. Following the tragedy, a day of mourning was declared in the city.
Strike on ATB warehouses. On June 3, Russian forces attacked warehouses belonging to the ATB retail chain, where food products were stored. The strike left several people injured.
Damage to a Nova Poshta terminal. During a subsequent attack on warehouse facilities, damage was reported at a nearby Nova Poshta terminal.
Consequences of the latest strikes. As a result of today's Russian attacks on Dnipro, eight people were injured. According to local authorities, three of them are in serious condition.
Earlier on June 3, Russian forces struck Dnipro, causing a fire and heavy smoke at the impact site. According to local authorities, the target of the attack was a warehouse storing food products for the ATB retail chain.
