Stories from Dnipro · Ukraine

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The mayor's office in Dnipro has reported information regarding the owner of the popular children's play room 'Labyrinth'.

Police warned of a increase in scam cases involving cryptocurrency transfers, reporting over $182 million lost in 2025. In Dnipro, authorities exposed crypto scammers who defrauded EU citizens of $1.2 million.

An situation is reported in certain districts of the Dnipropetrovsk and Kherson regions.

A meeting titled "Tools for Counteracting Cognitive Warfare" took place in Dnipro on April 2. The session included the Deputy Minister of Culture and members of relevant people's deputies committees.

Actors from the Dnipropetrovsk Academic Regional Ukrainian Youth Theater are conducting doll therapy for veterans and their families. The method is intended to help individuals with traumatic experiences reduce anxiety and achieve emotional relief.

The number of people injured in a suburb of Dnipro has increased to 15. The Dnipro Regional Administration reported that seven people have been hospitalized. One of the injured individuals is reported to be in serious condition.

The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has identified a Telegram channel administrator in Dnipro responsible for leaking the positions of Defense Forces to social media.

Scammers in Dnipro have launched a new scheme to collect fraudulent military aid. The perpetrators are using forged letters from the regional military administration to target both business owners and heads of district military administrations.

A resident of Dnipro reported that several bombs hit apartment blocks and a gas station one day ago. The resident, who lives in the central east part of Ukraine with her husband, noted that the damage is visible in news videos and pictures.