There were 120 students in the building at the time of the strike: the network showed what the college in Dnipro looks like after the Russian attack. Video
There were 120 children in the sports college in Dnipro that was damaged by a Russian missile on April 2. Most of them managed to take cover.
The attack injured 18 people, including 6 children aged 14 to 17. 12 people were hospitalized. Andriy Kulbach, acting deputy head of the DIA, told this on Radio Liberty.
He clarified that there was no direct hit to the building, the missile exploded in midair.
According to the Dnipro regional prosecutor's office, the attack damaged four educational institutions, nine apartment buildings, where windows were smashed by the blast wave, and dozens of cars.
Police continue to accept statements from victims
Source: National Police
Kindergarten building damaged
Source: Dnipropetrovsk Regional Prosecutor's Office
4 educational institutions damaged in Dnipro
Source: Dnipropetrovsk Regional Prosecutor's Office
The building of a kindergarten after the attack
Source: Dnipropetrovsk Regional Prosecutor's Office
As of the morning of April 3, law enforcement officers continue to accept statements from people affected by the enemy's attack on Dnipro. Already 56 people have reported damage to property. Law enforcement officers record every appeal from people affected by the enemy attack.
As OBOZ.UA reported, on April 2, the terrorist state of Russia attacked Dnipro with a missile. An educational institution came under fire. At the time of the attack, all the children were in a shelter, which saved their health and possibly their lives.
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