The army of the Russian Federation attacked objects

Infrastructure facilities of several regions of Ukraine were attacked by Russian troops.

The enemy of the UAV was massively attacked by Dnipropetrovski. In the Dnieper, the infrastructure object was damaged, there was fire. High -level buildings are also damaged – at least 100 beaten windows. Garages were also involved. The survey continues. The head of Dnipropetrovsk Ova Sergey Lisak announced this at Telegram.

As a result of the attack, the 52-year-old woman was in a hospital in a moderate state.

The infrastructure is also mutilated in the areas of Samara and Samara. There are damaged cars, administrative buildings, houses.

The military -air defense destroyed 11 enemy drones in Dnipropetrovsk.

Meanwhile, Ukrzaliznytsya said that the Russians attacked railway energy in Dnipropetrovsk. From this, there are possible changes in the movement of several trains.

In particular, the train No. 86 “Lviv – Bruthery” went from the Dnieper with a delay. And the train No. 72 “LVIV-Pavlograd” will go by changing the route through the Sinelnikovo-2 station instead of the Samar-Dniprovsky station.

In the Kherson region, as reported in the regional military administration, as a result of electricity firing, they disappeared on the ship and in the central areas, as well as the settlements of Molodizhna, Nadniprian, engineering, and partly in Zelenivka.

The city military administration said that a 42-year-old woman was killed in Kherson in Kherson. And in the area of ​​the Deliprovsky city, a 60-year-old man was injured.

We recall that on March 12, the Russian army dropped 11 aircraft on Konstantinovik. As a result of the bombing in the city, two people were killed, and eight were injured. The attack damaged numerous high -level buildings and private houses.

Source: Racurs

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