Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (Official Thread)
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Rescue workers remove the body of a victim from the debris of a damaged residential building in Dnipro, southeastern Ukraine, on January 15. (Oleg Pertasyuk/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock)
The Russian strike on a residential building in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro has killed 40 people, according to an updated death toll from the Ukrainian emergency services.
In a Telegram update on Monday the emergency services agency said that 40 people, including three children, had died.
In addition, 39 people have been rescued, 75 were injured and 46 are still reported missing.
The building was hit on Saturday, and a Russian Kh-22 missile was used in the attack, the Air Force Command of the Ukrainian Armed forces said Sunday.
Originally designed as an anti-ship missile, the Kh-22 is an older and less accurate weapon than most modern missiles.
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Death toll from Dnipro strike now stands at 40
From CNN's Olga Voitovych in Kyiv
The Russian strike on a residential building in the Ukrainian city of Dnipro has killed 40 people, according to an updated death toll from the Ukrainian emergency services.
In a Telegram update on Monday the emergency services agency said that 40 people, including three children, had died.
In addition, 39 people have been rescued, 75 were injured and 46 are still reported missing.
The building was hit on Saturday, and a Russian Kh-22 missile was used in the attack, the Air Force Command of the Ukrainian Armed forces said Sunday.
Originally designed as an anti-ship missile, the Kh-22 is an older and less accurate weapon than most modern missiles.