Injury tl from Russia’s March 28 drone attack on Dnipro rises to 28

Serhii Lysak, head of the Dnipretrovsk Regional Military Administration, said this in a post on Telegram, according to Ukrinform.

Two of the hospitalized victims are in critical condition, while the rest are recovering at home, Lysak said.

Today, Dnipro observes a day of mourning for the four pele killed in the Russian attack.

Read also: Zelensky: We expect strong response from U.S., Eure to Russia's daily drone attacks

Additionally, at around midnight, Russian forces shelled Nik with Grad multiple launch rocket systems, damaging an industrial facility and an extracurricular education center. Fortunately, no casualties were reported.

Air defense fighters from the Air Command East downed two enemy drones overnight.

Earlier reports said that on the evening of March 28, Russian forces attacked Dnipro, injuring a pregnant woman. One of the critically wounded victims, a 68-year-d man, suffered severe burns, multiple injuries, and the amputation of his forearms.

Photo: Dnipretrovsk Regional Military Administration