Russian missiles hit Myrnohrad and Dnipro, three people reported wounded
Russia
struck Dnipro and Myrnohrad, Donetsk Oblast with missiles, with
three people injured, reported media outlet Suspilne citing the heads of local
Military Administrations on March 3.
According to Yuriy Tretiak, acting head of the Myrnohrad Military Administration (MVA), the Russian army attacked the city with missiles at midnight.
"The type of missile is still being investigated,” said the acting head of Myrnohrad MVA.
“Two missiles hit the school and two hit the lyceum. There is damage. Three wounded civilians from nearby houses were wounded by broken glass."
Tretiak noted that one of the wounded was hospitalized, while the other two were treated on the spot.
Russia also attacked Dnipro with a missile during the same night. A fire broke out at the site of the attack. No casualties were reported by the head of the Dnipro Regional Military Administration, Serhiy Lysak.
"It's been a tough night for the Dnipro Oblast,” he wrote.
“But there are no casualties and this is the most important thing. After midnight, the Russians launched a missile attack on Dnipro. A fire broke out at the site of the attack. The fire was extinguished by the emergency service."
In addition, according to Lysak, the Russian army attacked Nikopol with a suicide drone, and shelled Myrovska and Chervonohryhorivska with artillery.
The consequences of the missile strikes are currently being established.
Due to their proximity to the front line, Myrnohrad and Dnipro are periodically attacked by the Russian military. On Feb. 23, one person died as a result of the Russian attack on Myrnohrad.
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