Six Injured in Russian Missile Strike on ATB Warehouse in Dnipro

Dnipro Under Attack: Update for June 3

According to Главком: On June 3, Russian forces launched a missile strike on an ATB supermarket warehouse in Dnipro, causing civilian casualties. One of the missiles hit the warehouse directly, igniting a large fire that has since been extinguished. Several ATB company trucks were damaged, but according to Serhiy Demchenko, none of the employees were harmed.

The enemy then carried out a second strike on the Dnipro district. Medical assistance was required for six people, five of whom were hospitalized. Three of those hospitalized are in serious condition. It is worth noting that during the night of June 2, an attack on Dnipro killed 16 people, including two children. Over 40 others were wounded, and 22 victims from that attack remain in hospitals.

Use of Cluster Munitions

Oleksandr Hanzha, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration, and Mayor Borys Filatov confirmed that Russia used cluster munitions during the shelling. This situation highlights the ongoing conflict and the danger it poses to civilians in the region. The information comes from the publication 'Glavcom' and comments from 'RBC-Ukraine'.

'Attacks on civilian targets in Ukraine demonstrate an escalation of violence in the region and a direct threat to the peaceful population.' - 'Glavcom' publication

These events further show how the war's consequences continue to impact the lives of many people suffering from violence and destruction.

The recent missile strike on the ATB warehouse in Dnipro is part of a troubling pattern of violence in the region. In a similar incident, cluster munitions led to the tragic deaths of a child and a rescue officer, underscoring the severe impact of these attacks on civilians. To understand more about the devastating consequences of such military actions, you can read about the tragic incident involving cluster munitions that occurred recently in Dnipro.