World Health Organization Director-General Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus says a strike hits and destroys a WHO humanitarian warehouse in Dnipro, Ukraine. Ghebreyesus reports that there are no casualties, and that WHO staff and drivers escape after evacuating emergency medical supplies from the site.
According to the reports, the team removes 130 pallets of supplies intended for frontline facilities shortly before the strike. The incident is described in the context of broader attacks on healthcare in Ukraine, with one outlet citing WHO figures of more than 3,148 attacks on health facilities since the 2022 invasion, including 240 deaths.
One report also links the warehouse destruction to recent criticism by Doctors Without Borders, which alleges a deliberate effort to weaken Ukraine’s healthcare system. The available accounts focus on the WHO confirmation of the damage and reported absence of casualties, without presenting additional details on responsibility for the strike.
