Shelling by MLRS “Grad” and heavy artillery: the situation in the Dnipropetrovsk region as of the morning of January 19

Tonight, January 19, Russian troops shelled Nikopolshchyna with MLRS “Grad” and heavy artillery. More than 30 deadly shells landed in two communities – Chervonogrigorivska and Marganetska.

This was announced by the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, Valentin Reznichenko.

“Private houses and commercial buildings were damaged. Elucidation of the consequences is still ongoing. Previously, people were not injured.

In other areas, the night is free of alarms and attacks. And for the moment it’s calm,” Reznichenko wrote.

The terror of Dnipropetrovsk region continues: the Russians shell the region every night

The occupiers fired more than 30 shells into Dnipropetrovsk region.

They shoot at random, not knowing whether it is a residential building or an infrastructure object.

The Russian military bombards the Dnipropetrovsk region every night. They are probably striking from the temporarily occupied Energodar. They do it deliberately, knowing that the Ukrainian military will not retaliate, because the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant is located there.

Therefore, from day to day the invaders do not neglect the opportunity to shell Ukrainian communities close to the occupied territories.

This time Chervonogrigorivska and Marganetska communities came under enemy fire. Private houses and farm buildings were damaged there. This was announced by the head of the regional military administration Valentyn Reznichenko.

He specified that more than 30 deadly shells had landed in these two communities.

“Preliminarily, people were not injured. Private houses and commercial buildings were damaged. Investigation of the consequences is ongoing,” said the head of the Regional Military Administration.

The invaders fired from MLRS “Grad” and heavy artillery in the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region.

The occupiers also shell Nikopol almost every night. The city itself is located on the right bank of the Dnieper, and on the opposite side of the river are the already occupied Energodar and Zaporizhzhіa NPP.

Local residents save themselves by simply not spending the night in houses and apartments. In severe frosts, residents of Nikopol are forced to spend every night in shelter.

The National Police received more than 560 statements regarding the rocket attack on a high-rise building in Dnipro.

This was reported to the National Police. It is noted that 420 received reports related to damaged property, 43 – damaged cars and 10 administrative buildings.

The police have processed all reports of missing persons. As of January 19, 11 people remain missing.

Police officers continue to work at the scene of the tragedy, inspecting damaged apartments and accepting appeals from property owners.

In addition, anti-looting police teams are working near the destroyed building, monitoring abandoned homes.

On January 14, a high-rise building in Dnipro was hit by a rocket. It is known about 45 dead and 80 injured. According to the mayor, the destroyed building will be inspected by experts who will decide the future fate of the building. Most likely, the high-rise building will be divided into two parts by dismantling the destroyed entrances.

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, on the night of January 19, the Russian invaders hit the Nikopol district with MLRS “Grad” and heavy artillery.

Valentin Reznichenko, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, writes about this.

“The Russians bombarded Nikopolshchyna with MLRS “Grad” and heavy artillery that night…

More than 30 deadly shells landed in two communities – Chervonogrihorivska and Marganetska,” the head of the region said in the message.

The head of the Regional Military Administration emphasized that private houses and commercial buildings were damaged. But people, according to preliminary data, were not injured.

On January 14, explosions rang out in the Dnipro during a massive Russian attack on Ukraine. the Russians hit an apartment building.

Search and rescue operations lasted 69 hours and were completed on January 17 at 1:00 p.m.

45 people died, including 6 children.

As of January 18, 12 bodies and body fragments were found during the analysis of the rubble of the high-rise building in Dnipro, destroyed by a Russian missile on January 14, which remain unidentified: 17 people are still on the list of missing persons.

This was reported by the adviser to the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration Nataliya Babachenko.

“The rescue operation ended on January 17. At this time, the Russian missile claimed 45 lives. At this time, 12 bodies and body fragments have not yet been identified.

During this day, only 3 people were recognized. 17 people remain missing – of course, they may be among those who have not yet been identified,” the adviser to the head of the Regional Military Administration emphasized.

Babachenko reported that the number of wounded has increased to 80 over the past day. On the eve of the dinner, an 80-year-old woman sought medical help – she was hospitalized with a concussion and a stroke.

25 people remain in hospitals, including 3 children.

The councilor added that three children were orphaned as a result of the tragedy. In particular, it is a brother and sister who are in the hospital.

They moved with their parents from Nikopol – fleeing enemy shelling. The children are survived by their grandmother and uncle, who are currently taking care of them.

The parents of a 4-year-old girl also died. The little girl was visiting her grandmother at the time of the explosion. According to Babachenko, now the grandmother is taking out guardianship.

The spokeswoman of the head of the Regional Military Administration noted that 4 of the 18 entrances to the building are unsuitable for living. About 400 people were left homeless.

At the same time, communications are already being restored to the house. As of the morning of January 18, most entrances already have light and heating. There are certain difficulties with the restoration of water supply, but this service is also promised to be returned in a few days.

The explosions in the Dnipro rang out during the massive Russian attack on Ukraine on January 14. the Russians hit an apartment building.

According to the deputy head of the President’s Office, Kyril Tymoshenko, the affected nine-story building had 16 entrances and approximately 1,700 residents.

Search and rescue operations lasted 69 hours and were completed on January 17 at 1:00 p.m.