Russia strikes near City Hall for third time in a week
Russian forces struck central Dnipro again late on Oct. 2, setting fire to a business center and sending debris into the parking lot of Dnipro City Hall, Mayor Borys Filatov and local authorities reported.
Russian forces launched a third strike near Dnipro City Hall within a week, causing a business center to catch fire and debris to fall onto the parking lot of the municipal building, according to Mayor Borys Filatov and local authorities. The attack occurred late on October 2, following a previous assault on September 28 and two others on October 2.
Filatov expressed concern on Telegram, stating, "Another strike near City Hall. The third one already." The latest incident saw the roof of a downtown Dnipro business center engulfed in flames, though details regarding casualties and damage remain unclear. Russian forces had previously targeted the same business center on September 28, resulting in three deaths and 18 injuries when a jet-powered drone struck the building during business hours.
Rescue workers evacuated approximately 50 individuals from the structure, and adjacent residential buildings also suffered damage. Filatov speculated that City Hall might have been the intended target, as the affected business center is situated approximately 50 meters from the municipal government building. However, there is no confirmed evidence pinpointing the exact objective of the Russian strike.
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