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Russian forces shell Nikopol, damaging buildings and power lines

by Abbey Fenbert July 27, 2023 8:05 AM 1 min read
A building in Nikopol damaged by shelling. (Photo via the Telegram channel of Serhii Lysak)
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Russian forces shelled Nikopol in Dnipropretrovsk Oblast seven times the night of July 26, Governor Serhii Lysak reported on Telegram.

The attacks damaged civilian infrastructure, including a school, church, and post office, Lysak said. The shelling also damaged a communications company, a pair of two-storey buildings, and power lines.

No injuries or casualties were reported.

Lysak said that in addition to the shelling, Russian forces fired a missile that was shot down by Ukrainian air defense.

"It was probably a Shahed," Lysak said.

Nikopol is positioned opposite the Dnipro River from the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, currently under Russian occupation. It is subject to regular shelling by Russian forces.

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