Photo: Dnepropetrovsk OVA
On the night of Thursday, February 12, Russian troops launched ballistic missile attacks on the Dnieper and Pavlograd, Dnepropetrovsk region. Damage to residential buildings and cars was recorded. Two children were injured.
Source: Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, Head of Dnepropetrovsk Regional Administration Alexander Ganzha in Telegram
Literally PS: “Ballistics on the Dnieper!!! Pavlograd”.
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Details: According to local media reports, explosions occurred in cities.
The Ukrainian Air Force reported a group of enemy UAVs heading towards the Dnieper from the west and south.

Photo: Dnepropetrovsk OVA
Later, Ganzha reported two injured children in Dnieper: a baby and a 4-year-old girl.

Photo of Dnepropetrovsk OVA
Added: In the morning, the head of the OVA added that there were a total of four wounded in the Dnieper.
Ganja’s direct speech: “At night, the enemy massively attacked the Dnieper and the region with missiles and drones. Four people were injured in the city. The boy, who is not even a month old, was hospitalized. Doctors assess his condition as moderate.”
Details: The attack caused several fires. Infrastructure, private houses and cars were damaged.

Photo of Dnepropetrovsk OVA
What preceded:
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That same night, Russian troops launched a massive attack on Ukraine using various types of weapons. In particular, a series of powerful explosions were heard in Kyiv due to a ballistic missile strike.
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In addition, the occupiers attacked Odessa with “Shahed” type attack drones. As a result of a massive raid in one of the city’s districts, an infrastructure facility was damaged.
date:2026-02-12 00:24:00
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