Dnipro strike on November 3: search ends, four wounded in serious condition
The regional administration reported two dead and 20 wounded when the search ended. Its November 4 update said 14 remained in hospital, four in serious condition.
Fourteen people wounded in Russia’s attack on Dnipro on November 3, 2026, remained in hospital. According to an update released on November 4 by Dnipropetrovsk regional military administration head Oleksandr Hanzha, four men were in serious condition.
The men are aged 37, 61, 80 and 81. All four have shrapnel wounds. Doctors assessed the condition of the other hospitalised patients as moderately serious; the regional administration said everyone was receiving the necessary care.
The search and rescue operation at the strike site ended on November 3. Hanzha then reported two people dead and 20 wounded. When the search ended, 14 injured people were in hospital, including three men in serious condition. The November 4 statement therefore updates the number in serious condition to four; the number remaining in hospital is the same in these two statements.
A woman was pulled alive from the rubble during the rescue operation. Ukrainska Pravda reported that the constant threat of further strikes complicated rescuers’ work.
The attack also damaged buildings at two healthcare facilities: an outpatient clinic belonging to a primary healthcare centre and a city hospital. According to the Health Ministry’s November 3 statement, nearly 100 patients were being treated at the hospital. None of those patients or medical staff were injured. The ministry said at the time that patients were being transferred to other city hospitals.
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