Ukraine says three wounded in Russian missile strike in Dnipro

Members of the public visit a pedestrian bridge overlooking the Dnipro River and the city of Kyiv on July 25, 2023. (AFP)

• Videos posted on social media showed smoke billowing from the top floors of a residential building
• President Volodymyr Zelensky said: "Dnipro. Friday evening … Russian missile terror again"

KYIV: A Russian missile struck a multistory residential building in the central city of Dnipro on Friday injuring three people, Ukraine’s interior minister said.
“Three people requested medical assistance,” Igor Klymenko said on Telegram, adding that rescuers were at the scene.
Videos posted on social media showed smoke billowing from the top floors of a residential building that had been badly damaged.
President Volodymyr Zelensky said: “Dnipro. Friday evening. A high-rise building and the Security Service of Ukraine’s building were hit. Russian missile terror again.”
“All necessary services are on site... We keep the situation under control. We will do everything to bring Russia to full punishment for aggression and terror against our people.”
Russia said on Friday it intercepted two Ukrainian missiles over its southern Rostov region bordering Ukraine. It said at least a dozen people were wounded by debris falling on the city of Taganrog.
Russian regions bordering Ukraine have seen regular drone strikes and shelling since Moscow launched its military campaign in February last year but have hardly ever been targeted by missiles.