Dnipro's central hospital continued to serve as a primary medical center for war-wounded soldiers and civilians, performing 1958 trauma surgeries in the first five months of 2026 and nearly 60,000 operations since the invasion began.
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The hospital performed 1958 trauma surgeries in the first five months of 2026 and nearly 60,000 operations since the 2022 invasion.
In May 2026, Russia struck humanitarian facilities of an international organization in eastern Ukraine.
A rocket hit one of the organization's logistics hubs in the city of Dnipro, where large stocks of goods were stored.
As a result of the strike, all property burned down, and the organization lost humanitarian aid totaling one million dollars.
Two people died at the scene of the tragedy.
Andrii Denysenko wrote on Facebook opposing the appointment of Ruslan Krasnov as chair of the new committee on civil-military cooperation and territorial defence at the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council.
Ruslan Krasnov is the son of Zahid Krasnov, leader of the 'Public Force' party and partner of Oleh Tsarev.
Denysenko claims Krasnov serves in Special Operations Forces units preparing resistance in the Sumy region, not on the front line, and criticizes his public image.
Ruslan Krasnov traveled to Moscow in summer 2021 during the eighth year of the war, where he visited an uncle who is head of United Russia in Belidzh, Dagestan.
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