Russian Missile Hits Pavlohrad: One Dead, Ten Wounded, Child Hospitalized
A Russian missile strike on Pavlohrad killed one person and injured ten on November 14, according to the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration. Among the hospitalized are four women, three men and a seven-year-old boy, all in moderate condition. The attack also damaged apartment blocks, a school and a kindergarten.
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- The source published it on Nov 14, 2026 at 4:28 PM.
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One person died and ten were hurt when a Russian missile slammed into Pavlohrad on November 14, the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration said in a statement on Telegram. The regional authority confirmed the toll directly: one killed, ten injured.
Eight of the wounded are in hospital, including four women, three men and a seven-year-old boy. All are in moderate condition, according to the administration. Two other women will be treated as outpatients and did not need to stay in a ward.
The strike did not hit only people. Apartment buildings, an educational institution and a kindergarten were damaged in the attack, Ukrinform reported.
Pavlohrad sits in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region, and the strike is the latest in a series of Russian missile attacks on the area. Regional officials published the casualty figures as rescue and medical teams handled the aftermath.
TopicsPavlohrad · Dnipropetrovsk Regional Military Administration · Ukrinform · Russia
Source: ukrinform.net
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