One person remains in hospital after yesterday's attack on Nikopol
Ukrinform
After yesterday's strike on Nikopol by Russians using an unmanned aerial vehicle, one injured remains in hospital, two are being treated at home.
Mykola Lukashuk, head of the Dnipropetrovs'k Regional Council, said this at a briefing at the Ukraine-Union Media Center.
"One person received shrapnel injuries, he is in the hospital, his condition is stable, he has received all medical assistance," Lukashuk said.
Two more people suffered mine-blast acubarotrauma and are being treated at home.
As Ukrinform reported earlier, on Sunday, April 23, Russians dropped shells from a UAV on Nikopol, at least four explosions occurred. A 33-year-old man sustained shrapnel injuries, and two others sustained mine-blast injuries and contusions.
