Energy facilities were damaged in the Dnieper and Krivoy Rog regions. Several fires broke out. There are disruptions in water supply in Krivoy Rog.
In the morning, the Dnepropetrovsk region experienced another massive enemy attack. The air defense destroyed 13 Russian missiles, the head of the Dnepropetrovsk air defense force, Sergei Lysak, said on Telegram on Saturday, April 27.
“In the morning, the region experienced another massive attack that the air defense forces destroyed 13 missiles – in the regions of Dnieper, Krivoy Rog and Pavlograd… A 39-year-old man was hospitalized in a moderate condition, he wrote.
According to Lysak, energy facilities were damaged in the Dnieper and Krivoy Rog regions, and many fires occurred. There are disruptions in water supply in Krivoy Rog.
He also added that last night and during the night the Russians continued to attack the Nikopol region – they fired artillery into the area three times and drones struck four times.
“Nikopol itself was damaged by an 82-year-old woman, she will recover from 7 five-story buildings, a market, more than 10 shops, an administrative building, and a beauty salon were damaged. the head of OVA .
According to him, it was strong in the communities of Krasnogrigoryevsk and Marganets, and in the end a car was damaged. The survey continues in the affected areas.
Due to the shelling in the community of Marganet that occurred the previous day, two villages were left without electricity supply, and that is 600 subscribers. Specialists organize networks.
We remind you that tonight the enemy launched a massive missile attack on Ukraine. Energy facilities in three regions were attacked.
It was later found that air defense units shot down two thirds of the missiles launched by the Russians.
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Source: korrespondent
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