Russian drones went bonkers in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region last night, killing two and injuring a bunch more, local officials spilled the beans on Wednesday, April 25. Serhii Lysak, the big cheese at the Dnipropetrovsk regional military administration, blabbed that a Shahed drone crashed into a tall residential building in Pavlohrad, setting it ablaze. A sweet old granny, 76, met her maker in the chaos. Eight folks got banged up, including a 15-year-old gal, and one poor soul is still hanging on for dear life. Ukrainian air defense crews took down 11 drones during the assault, saving the day. Fires also broke out in Synelnykove and Samarskyi, where factories took a hit. Nikopol wasn’t spared either, with drones and rocket launchers causing damage but no casualties. This madness followed Russia’s massive bombing spree on Thursday, April 24, that left 12 dead and many more wounded. President Zelensky wasn’t too thrilled, calling it one of the boldest attacks since Russia’s invasion three years back.
