A devastating missile attack has shaken the city of Dnipro, with massive casualties and damage.

On Tuesday, the city of Dnipro, located in central Ukraine, experienced a devastating missile attack, described by Mayor Boris Filatov as "the most destructive since the start of the full-scale war". According to official data, as a result of the massive Russian missile strikes, 17 people were killed and 279 were injured, including 27 children. Nearly 50 multi-story residential buildings, around 40 educational institutions, 8 medical facilities, and numerous other objects such as a tram depot, workshops and dispatch rooms, an organ hall, social services, an ice arena, a bakery, industrial facilities, and even a church were severely damaged. Over 400 reports from private sector residents about destruction have been received. Mayor Filatov emphasized that ambulances are unable to serve all the victims. Monday and Tuesday have been the deadliest for Ukraine in months, with a total of 46 killed in various regions of the country. The escalation of violence comes against the backdrop of the NATO summit in the Netherlands, where President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is present. According to Polish analyst Konrad Muzyka, Russia has fired a record 4,342 drones against Ukraine in June alone - the highest number since the start of the war.