Two people killed in two Russians attacks on business in Dnipro – photos

Russian forces struck a food processing business in the city of Dnipro twice on 10 September, killing two people and injuring two more.

Source: Oleksandr Hanzha, Head of Dnipropetrovsk Oblast Military Administration

Quote: "Two people have been killed and two more injured. The enemy struck Dnipro again.

The same business that was already hit in the previous strike has been damaged once more. A fire has broken out."

Details: Later, Hanzha reported that the number of people injured had risen to five, among them a child.

Earlier on the morning of 10 September, Hanzha reported that a food processing business had been damaged in an enemy attack on Dnipro.

At the time, according to Hanzha, there were no casualties.

Ukraine's Air Force warned at 10:52 of the threat of a Banderol loitering munition over Dnipro.

The State Emergency Service of Ukraine later said that a food processing facility had been damaged in the strike on Dnipro, causing a fire nearby. "The fire engulfed 12 cars and two buses."

Firefighters have since contained the blaze.

Dnipro Mayor Borys Filatov added that the Russians had also hit an Oleina sunflower oil plant, which is owned by the American company Bunge.

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