Russian Strikes Hit Dnipro And Other Cities

Russian military strikes hit facilities used for the production of cruise missiles in Ukraine. Polish Prime Minister warned of a potential Russian attack that could occur within months rather than years. This warning comes amid growing uncertainty regarding US NATO policy and statements from Donald Trump. Moscow launched over 650 drones and approximately 50 missiles in a barrage targeting Dnipro and other regions, resulting in at least eight deaths and dozens of injuries. Russia reported intercepting over 100 Ukrainian drones overnight. A residential building in Yekaterinburg was evacuated following the activity. Romanian authorities detected drones in their airspace but did not engage them. Russia used over 600 drones and 50 missiles in the barrage, resulting in 4 deaths and 30 injuries, including 2 deaths in Chernihiv. Two fatalities were specifically confirmed in Chernihiv. Russian forces conducted strikes against Dnipro and various other Ukrainian communities from the night of April 24 through the early hours of April 25. President Zelenskyy confirmed the attacks via social media. EU Commissioner for Energy Dan Jørgensen stated that the energy crisis in the EU is intensifying due to the war in the Middle East, which may impact summer travel through flight cancellations and increased ticket prices.