Russian drones strike Dnipro and Samar, injuring three and igniting critical infrastructure fires

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Russian drones struck Dnipro and Samar in Dnipropetrovsk region early on Thursday, November 5, injuring three people and starting fires at critical infrastructure facilities. Kyiv Post reported that private property was also damaged and emergency services were working at the sites. Separately, Ukrinform reported that a Russian air attack caused a fire at a warehouse in the Bucha district near Kyiv. The strikes continue Russia's pressure on Ukrainian rear areas and infrastructure.

Sources:Ukrinform (Ukrainian state news agency)The Kyiv Independent Kyiv Post Ukrainska Pravda (EN)

4 outlets · 5 articles · first seen Nov 5, 12:10 AM ET

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Russian drones attack Dnipropetrovsk region, injuring three, damaging critical infrastructure Ukrinform (Ukrainian state news agency)
Russian drone attacks injure 4 in Dnipropetrovsk and Kyiv oblasts, spark fires at infrastructure facilities The Kyiv Independent
Russian Drones Strike Dnipro and Samar, Injure 3 and Set Critical Infrastructure Ablaze Kyiv Post
Russian attack causes fire at warehouse in Bucha district Ukrinform (Ukrainian state news agency)
Three injured and fires break out at critical infrastructure facilities after Russian attack on Dnipro Ukrainska Pravda (EN)