Explosions in Dnipro during a drone attack: after the strike, the hospital is evacuated and schools are closed
During the explosions in the Dnipro, which rang out on the night of February 13, the air defense repelled the attack of enemy drones Shahed-136/131.
Updated February 13 at 10:20 am.
Explosions in the Dnipro during a drone attack at night against February 13
Explosions in the Dnipro thundered at night against February 13 during a drone attack.
In particular, the Air Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported the movement of four groups of enemy UAVs to the regional center.
In the end, Ukrainian defenders of the sky destroyed 10 Shaheds in the Dnipro district. However, there were several hits in the Dnipro.
Energy and infrastructure facilities came under attack.
Firefighters extinguished the fires that broke out as a result.
Energy workers have already restored almost all the houses where the light went out after the explosions in the Dnipro during the drone attack.
In the morning after the shelling in Dnipro, one of the hospitals is evacuated.
– We are draining the heating system and taking out a considerable number of palliative patients, – says Mayor Borys Filatov.
Such actions, adds the mayor of the city, are being taken because due to the approaching cold weather, it will not be possible to hold the system.
Schools are also closed in Dnipro.
Shelling of the Nikopol district at night against February 13
On the night of February 13, Russian troops shelled the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region with artillery.
In particular, there was a lot of noise in Nikopol, Marganets and Mirivska hromada.
Three private houses were damaged. One farm building was destroyed, another was mutilated.
Half a hundred solar panels were also broken.
Both drone and artillery bombardment of Dnipropetrovsk Region passed without casualties or injuries.
The full-scale war in Ukraine has been going on for the 720th day.
You can monitor the situation in cities on the interactive map of hostilities in Ukraine and the map of air alerts in Ukraine.
Source: Serhiy Lysak
