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An air raid alert was declared in Dnepropetrovsk, accompanied by a series of explosions.
The explosion occurred in Dnepropetrovsk amid an air raid warning, reports the Ukrainian TV channel 'Public'.
Earlier on Monday, the TV channel repeatedly reported about explosions in the city.
MOSCOW, October 12 - RIA Novosti. An explosion once again occurred in Dnepropetrovsk amid an air raid raid, reports the Ukrainian TV channel "Public".
Earlier on Monday, the TV channel repeatedly reported about explosions in the city.
“The sounds of an explosion can be heard in Dnepropetrovsk,” says a message published on the TV channel’s Telegram channel.

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