Russian forces attack the infrastructure in Kamianske district near Dnipro
Russian forces attacked infrastructure in the early hours of Friday in Kamianske district, near the city of Dnipro in central Ukraine, and at least one person was injured, the regional governor said. “The enemy attacked crucial infrastructure sites in the region,” Governor Serhi Lisak wrote on Telegram.
“The main targets of the enemy are our people and vital places of the population,” said Lysak, who did not clarify the form of the attack, but Telegram commentators pointed to the use of rockets and explosions reported in the area. Reuters reports that it could not verify the veracity of the news.
A blogger from outside the city of Kamianske, a port city of over 200,000 with a hydroelectric plant just upstream from the city of Dnipro, reported an explosion 4 meters deep and 10 meters wide in the district. According to other information, the electricity and water supply was interrupted in some districts.
Russian forces have carried out large-scale attacks on energy infrastructure in recent weeks, including a mass attack on March 22 that Kiev described as the largest such assault since Moscow’s forces invaded in February 2022.
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