The Ukrainian Air Force destroyed four Kalibr missiles launched at the city of Dnipro

The anti-aircraft missile forces of the Vostok Airborne Command of the AFU Air Force reported the destruction of four Kalibr cruise missiles that had been launched at the city of Dnipro.

What we know

The Russian army struck at 17:30 with six missiles. They were launched from the Black Sea. Unfortunately, two missiles failed to shoot down.

The strike on the city was confirmed by Boris Filatov. According to him, one of the missiles hit the Avtodiesel service station, where people were at that time. There are no reports of casualties yet. Rescuers are on the scene now.

Source: @oper_ZSU

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