On Wednesday, November 27, the OSCE Permanent Council and Forum for Security Cooperation will hold a special session at Ukraine’s request to address Russia’s strike on Dnipro using a medium-range ballistic missile.
Ukraine is working with its partners to determine the characteristics of the missile used by Russian forces to strike Dnipro on November 21 and to formulate an appropriate response.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine has commented on Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's statement about the use of a medium-range ballistic missile during Russia’s attack on Dnipro, calling his speech another evidence and de facto admission of guilt in the crime of aggression against Ukraine.
Ukraine is awaiting expert conclusions on the type of missile used in the strike on Dnipro, but the attack itself proves that Russia does not seek peace and is making every effort to escalate the war.
On Saturday, October 5, ‘Honk the horn’ action was held in Dnipro to support prisoners of war. This time, it took place on one of the city's largest avenues and took the form of a silent protest.
Russian troops fired three times at electricity transmission system facilities in Chernihiv region yesterday, 26 July, and also attacked a substation in Dnipro region with a drone.
In Dnipro, the number of victims of the missile attack carried out by the Russian Federation on July 3 has increased to seven - a 58-year-old woman died in hospital.