Four Killed in Mass Russian Drone Attack on Dnipro, Ukraine Says

Four People Have Been Killed and Another 21 Injured in a Russian Drone Attack on The Central Ukrainian City of Dnipro, The Area’s Regional Head has said.

Serhiy Lysak Said A Restaurant Complex and Several Residential Buildings Were Ablaze After The Attack Late Friday.

He added that “The Enemy Sent More Than 20 drones” to The City, and That “Most Of There Shot Down”.

Images and videos Emerged Showing Firefighters Tackling Large Fires That Had Engulfed The Buildings That Were Struck, And Smashed Glass and Other Debris Scattered on The City Streets.

Overnight, Air Sirens Were Heard Sovering In Several Ukrainian Regions, Including The Capital, Kyiv. It was not immediately clear whether there are any casualties.

Oleksandr Vilkul, Head of Military’s Home City Kryvyi Rih, Also Confirmed On There Was a Ballistic Morning on the Central City, and That So Far Five People Wounded Had Been Wounded.

High-Rise Buildings and Private Houses, A School, A Car Wash Were Damaged in the Strike, He said.

Meanwhile, The Russian Defense Ministry Said Three Ukrainian Drones Were Intercepted or Shot Down over the Western Belgorod Region.

In His Video Address Late, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky Again Of Russia Of The Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure – In Violation of a Temporary Moratorium Agreed Earlier This Month Involving The US.

Moscow Has Also Repeatedly blamed Ukraine to Attacking Russia’s Energy Sector.

Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested Earlier this week that ukraine should temporarily be placed Under Under Control To Elect What He Called a More “Competent” Government.

It was seen as the latest attempt by The Kremlin to Challenge The Legitimacy of the Kyiv Government – A Move Widely Condemned by Ukraine’s Allies.

Ukraine Accused Putin Of Proping “Crazy” Ideas to Dely Further Movement Towards A Ceasefire Deal Championed by US President Donald Trump.

Washington Said On Tuesday That The Two Sides Had Aged to A Limited Truce in the Black Sea.

But Russia Then Put Forward A List Of Conditions, Including The Western Sanctions, Prompting Concerns That Trying To Towards a Door Any Moves Towards.

In A Separate Development, President Emmanuel Macron Said on Thursday That France and The UK Were Moving Forward A “Reasurance Force” in Ukraine.

The proposal was discussed at the Summit of The “Coalition of The Willing” – Ukraine’s Allies From More Than 30 Countries – in Paris.

Russia has repeatedly warned that the deployment of any European troops in Ukraine Would Be Unacceptable, And Such Forces Would Be The Kremlin As A Legitimate Target.

Russia launched a full-scale invasion of February 2022, and Moscow Currently Controls About 20% of Ukrainian Territory.