At least seven people have lost their lives and another 76 have been injured this Thursday in a new wave of attacks by the Russian Army against several points in the Dnipropetrovsk region, in southeastern Ukraine.
The regional military governor, Oleksandr Ganzha, has detailed on his social media that the toll includes five deceased and 67 injured after a Russian bombing on the industrial city of Pavlohrad. Among the injured are two children under four years old and another girl of eleven.
In the regional capital, Dnipro, two other people have died after an attack hit a sunflower oil plant of the American multinational Bunge, as had been reported hours earlier by the Ukrainian Foreign Minister, Andri Sibiga.
As a result of this latest bombing, at least five people have been injured, including a six-year-old girl and a 24-year-old woman, who remains hospitalized in "moderate" condition, according to Ganzha.
Ukrainian authorities have also reported impacts on several facilities located in Nikopol, a town near Zaporizhia, where at least one person has been injured. Attacks have also occurred in Sinelnikov and Kamianski, which have caused new damage to local infrastructure.