Russian forces carry out drone strikes affecting Dnipro and parts of Dnipropetrovsk region, with reports of multiple civilian injuries and damage to residential and civilian sites. Kyiv Post reports strikes on Dnipro and Samar in the Dnipropetrovsk region that injure three people and start fires at critical infrastructure facilities.
Other outlets report higher injury figures for Dnipro. Ukrainska Pravda says that after a 3 November attack, 14 people remain in hospital, including four in serious condition, while another Ukrainska Pravda report describes at least 15 people injured in a dawn strike and notes ongoing search and rescue amid the risk of further attacks. Al Jazeera reports that strikes on Dnipro kill two people and injure 20 others, with damage to residential areas and several medical facilities. A further Ukrainska Pravda report describes attacks on critical infrastructure facilities across Dnipro and the wider oblast area, followed by additional early-morning strikes in the city, affecting houses and injuring residents.
Across coverage, the shared emphasis is on attacks timed to early morning and the impact on civilians, residential areas, medical facilities, and critical infrastructure. Reported injury and fatality numbers differ between outlets, and Samar is mentioned only in one account.
