Russian night barrage on Kamianske claims 4 lives, leaves others wounded
Photo: three casualties are in hospital (Getty Images)
The death toll from the attack on Kamianske has risen to four killed, with five others injured, according to Oleksandr Hanzha, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration.
According to Hanzha, three casualties are in hospital, including a 30-year-old woman who is in intensive care. Medics are providing the wounded with all necessary assistance.
Just before the strike, the Air Force warned about a high-speed target moving toward Dnipro, and soon clarified that there were multiple targets, with some heading specifically toward Kamianske. These targets struck an industrial enterprise in the city.
Earlier that same night, it became known that Kyiv was awaiting Moscow's response regarding a possible ceasefire in the air during diplomatic meetings.
According to a source in the Office of the President, such a practice of temporary calm has been applied previously during negotiations, and that same evening they expected to learn whether Russia had agreed to such conditions this time.
Dnipropetrovsk region has been under increased enemy pressure in recent days. On September 2 alone, at least two city residents were killed as a result of an attack on Dnipro, and the strike damaged food warehouses belonging to one of the retail chains.
