Key points
- On the morning of 7 April, a Russian drone attacked a coach in Nikopol, killing three people and injuring 12.
- Rescue workers and medics rescued seven people who had been trapped inside the vehicle, provided first aid and transported them to medical facilities.
- During the night, the Synelnykivskyi district was hit: an 11-year-old boy was killed and three people were injured.
- In the Pokrovska community, three residential buildings and a car were damaged, and a fire broke out.
- In Pavlohrad and the Bohdanivka community, two people were injured and an administrative building and power lines were damaged.
- Infrastructure in the Kryvyi Rih and Nikopol districts was damaged, including residential buildings, administrative buildings and transport.
On the morning of 7 April, Russia launched an attack on Nikopol in the Dnipropetrovsk region. A drone struck a public bus, according to the State Emergency Service.
The attack took place during rush hour, as people were travelling to work. Three people were killed and a further 12 were injured as a result of the strike.
Rescue workers and medics managed to rescue seven people who had been trapped inside the vehicle.
The injured were given first aid and taken to medical facilities.
Overnight, Russian forces also shelled the Synelnykivskyi district in the Dnipropetrovsk region, where an 11-year-old boy was killed. A man and two women were injured and have been hospitalised.
In the Pokrovsk community, a private house caught fire as a result of the strike, and three residential buildings and a car were damaged.
In the town of Pavlohrad and the Bohdanivka community, two men were injured, an administrative building and power lines were damaged, and a fire broke out.
Infrastructure in the Kryvyi Rih and Nikopol districts was also damaged, including residential buildings, administrative buildings and vehicles.
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