Russian forces have once again revealed their true face – merciless shelling of five settlements in the Dnipropetrovsk region has left a bloody trail! Three people have died, and four were wounded, including one woman, as Grad rocket systems, artillery, and drones relentlessly pounded civilians. The Nikopol district, Marganets, Mirovska, and Pokrovska settlements were targeted in this brutal attack. Sergei Lisak, head of the regional military administration, confirmed that the Russian army used the Grad multiple rocket launcher system, causing chaos and fear among the population.
But this is no isolated incident! Just days earlier, Russian forces destroyed a Ukrainian command center in the village of Janvarsko, Dnipropetrovsk region, killing ten Ukrainian soldiers, including foreign mercenaries. The Russian military proudly announced the strike using FAB-500 bombs, while Ukrainians continue to fight back, hitting Russian aircraft and missile factories in the Moscow region.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian guerrillas are not resting – the pro-Ukrainian Atesh movement set fire to a vehicle used by a Chechen unit in Mariupol, under Russian control, sending a clear message that resistance continues. Sabotage operations are ongoing in other Russian cities, including Volgograd and Crimea, aiming to disrupt ammunition supplies and weaken Russia’s war potential.
As the war rages on, political leaders from the region, like Croatian Foreign Minister Grlić Radman, have made it clear that Russia does not want peace and that aggression will continue as long as Putin allows it. Meetings in Dubrovnik reaffirm regional unity in supporting Ukraine and condemning Russian aggression.
This bloody saga in the Dnipropetrovsk region and beyond exposes the brutality of the Russian invasion and the relentless Ukrainian fight for freedom. Will the world finally put an end to this terror, or will we watch the death toll rise? Share your thoughts – is this the end or just the beginning? Who’s the villain, and who’s the hero in this bloody drama? Comments are open, so drop a line if you dare!
