Number of wounded rises in Dnipro following Russian strike on warehouses

The number of casualties from the Russian attack on Dnipro on October 20 has increased. Among the wounded are men who sustained severe burns; one of them is in critical condition.

A fire broke out at the warehouse site following the strike. Thick black smoke rose over the city and was visible from various districts of Dnipro. Rescuers, medical personnel, and law enforcement are currently working at the scene.

Earlier reports indicated three wounded individuals, including a 27-year-old man who was hospitalized with burns in serious condition.

It was later revealed that the total number of casualties had risen to four.

Two of the victims are currently in the hospital. A 33-year-old man, who sustained burns over his entire body, is in the most critical condition; medical staff describe his state as extremely grave.

A 30-year-old man also sustained burns and is in serious condition.

Details regarding the condition of the other victims have not yet been specified.

The Samarskyi district of Dnipro was also affected during the Russian attack on the morning of October 20. Private homes in the area sustained damage: windows were blown out, and roofs and fences were damaged.

Local residents are dealing with the aftermath of the explosions in the residential sector.