Russian Drones Attack Dnipro and Pavlograd: Morning Explosions Spark Alert and Damage
This morning, the Dnipropetrovsk region experienced a series of loud explosions that rocked the cities of Dnipro and Pavlograd.
These incidents are part of an ongoing pattern of targeted attacks by Russian strike drones on regional infrastructure and civilians.
According to local sources, around 3:20 AM in Pavlograd, a city situated near vital industrial zones, multiple powerful blasts were heard.
Prior to that, at 3:05 AM, the Ukrainian Air Force issued warnings about the possible presence of drones heading southwest over the region.
Monitoring services report that the air raid alert in the area has been ongoing for nearly six hours, starting from 9:40 PM the previous evening.
The city of Dnipro, which serves as the administrative center of the region and a key industrial hub, also felt the impact of these attacks: social media reports indicated explosions in the Samara district and repeated blasts in central parts of the city.
Eyewitnesses describe loud sounds filling the night sky, with debris and destruction confirming the severity of the crisis.
Security remains a top concern in the region, with military officials warning of potential further strikes and urging residents to stay alert and follow safety instructions.
Russian drones continue to threaten stability by damaging critical infrastructure and undermining the region’s security, which has been under constant military pressure for a prolonged period.