One of the fragments flew straight into the office
As a result of yet another enemy attack on Dnipro, on March 24, the home of Mayor Boris Filatov was damaged.
This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a post by the city head on Facebook.
Also read: Russia struck a 14-story building in Dnipro: fires broke out, there are injuries
What Filatov said
“My turn – 2,” the mayor wrote around noon on March 24.
He reminded that “the enemy shelled Dnipro again,” and that everyone has already “seen the photos of the aftermath.”
“This time, a fragment flew straight into my office at home,” Filatov reported.
Filatov’s house was damaged in the enemy attack (photo: facebook.com/borys.filatov.2025)
It was specified that it broke through the shutters and windows.
“Of course, I will not file for damages,” the city head stated.
Filatov’s post (screenshot: facebook.com/borys.filatov.2025)
He added that “all utility services are working to eliminate the consequences.”
In conclusion, Filatov thanked “the rescuers, police, doctors, military administration, and all, all, all, all our people.”
It is also worth noting that at the end of February this year, a downed “Shahed” fell 10 meters from the mayor’s house in Dnipro.
At that time, Filatov acknowledged that “the situation was saved by an ordinary thick support wall.”
What is known about the latest enemy attack
On the night of March 24, Russian troops carried out another massive strike on Ukraine using drones and missiles of various types.
In total, the radio-technical troops of the Air Forces recorded 426 means of aerial attack.
According to preliminary data, air defense shot down or suppressed 390 targets – 25 missiles and 365 drones of various types.
Details about the features and objectives of the night attack by the Russian Federation were later shared by Yuri Ignat, head of the communications department of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Air Command.
Also read about who and when will experience power outages on March 24.
