Russian missile strike hits Ukrainian city of Dnipro suburb, injuries reported
Russians attacked a suburb of Dnipro (Illustrative photo: Getty Images)
As a result of a missile strike by Russian forces on a suburb of Dnipro on August 15, one person was preliminarily reported injured. A fire also broke out, according to Dnipropetrovsk Regional Administration Head Serhii Lysak.
"Dnipro district. Missile strike. Preliminary reports indicate one person injured. A fire broke out. Details are being clarified," wrote Lysak.
On the afternoon of August 15, Russian forces attacked Dnipro with ballistic missiles. At least two explosions were heard. Preliminary reports suggest that Russian forces used Iskander-M missiles or their North Korean clones.
Also, on the morning of August 15, Russians struck a civilian car parked at a gas station in Sumy region. The gas station building and a passenger car were damaged, and the driver sustained burns.
Earlier, on August 13, Russia launched a missile strike on Sumy region, injuring a 7-year-old girl and a young man. The child was hospitalized, and at least six private houses and vehicles were damaged.
