Russia Hits Same Dnipro Plant Twice, Killing 2

Two people were killed and two others wounded after Russia struck the same food industry facility in Dnipro twice on Thursday, Sept. 10, according to regional authorities.Dnipropetrovsk region Governor Oleksandr Hanzha reported the attacks in a series of Telegram updates, saying the second strike again damaged the enterprise and ignited a fire.JOIN US ON TELEGRAMFollow our coverage of the war on the @Kyivpost_official.“Two people were killed, and two more were injured. The enemy attacked Dnipro again,” Hanzha said.The first strike had hit the facility earlier on Thursday and caused a fire. However, initial reports indicated that no one had been injured.Russian forces then returned to the same target, causing fatalities and additional damage. Hanzha did not specify what weapon was used in either attack.Emergency crews were working at the scene as authorities released photographs showing smoke and extensive destruction at the facility.Eight wounded in overnight attacksThe deadly strikes on Dnipro followed a night of attacks across the Dnipropetrovsk region involving drones, artillery, and a guided aerial bomb.According to Hanzha, Russian forces attacked three districts more than 20 times, injuring eight people. Ukrainian air defenses shot down 24 Russian drones over the region during the night.In Kryvyi Rih, five people were injured, as apartment buildings and private homes were damaged.Two men, ages 42 and 41, were hospitalized. The 42-year-old was in serious condition, while the other sustained injuries of moderate severity. A 43-year-old man and two women, ages 19 and 61, were receiving outpatient treatment. Other Topics of Interest SBU Unit Chief Detained Over Ammunition Storage Violations After 35 Killed Near Kyiv Investigators say ammunition was stored in an unauthorized facility less than 100 meters from homes, contributing to a deadly chain of explosions after a Russian drone strike. Three more people were wounded during Russian attacks on Nikopol, Marhanets, and the Pokrovske community.A 60-year-old man and a 71-year-old woman were hospitalized in serious condition, while another woman was treated on an outpatient basis.The strikes also damaged a lyceum, apartment buildings, and a private home in the Nikopol district.Russia also attacked the Vasylkivka community in the Synelnykove district, where a fire broke out. No casualties were immediately reported. Yuliia Zavadska is a news writer at Kyiv Post. She has experience in breaking news coverage, fact-checking, and digital journalism, with a focus on fast, accurate reporting and clear storytelling. Before joining Kyiv Post, she worked as a news feed editor for several leading Ukrainian media outlets.