Body fragments found at rocket attack site in Dnipro


The fate of the three people who were probably at the epicentre of the Dnipro rocket attack is unknown.
Rescuers from the State Civil Defense Service completed clearing the rubble of the building that was hit by a Russian missile the day before on Saturday morning. Fragments of human bodies were found in the process. What is known is that the fate of three people who may have been on the grounds of the hospital where the Russians were hit by the missile remains unknown.
The fate of three people who may have been in the affected building at the time of the "arrival" is still unknown. Rescue workers found fragments of bodies there. Forensic experts are working," the head of the Dnipropetrovsk OVA, Serhiy Lysak, said.
Officially, two people are listed as dead, while 32 others, including children, were injured. At the same time, 13 of them are still in hospital. Five of them are in serious condition.
Saturday, 27 May, has been declared a day of mourning in Dnipro.
We recall that on the morning of 26 May, Russian invaders once again struck Dnipro with rockets, hitting a polyclinic building. A veterinary hospital was also destroyed.
Later, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, commenting on the attack, said that Ukraine must "defeat these subhumans irrevocably and as quickly as possible". He stressed that the attack was carried out by "absolutely sick creatures".
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