14 wounded remain hospitalized after Russian strike on Dnipro

Fourteen people wounded in the Russian attack on Dnipro on November 3 remain hospitalized, with four in serious condition, according to regional governor Oleksandr Hanzha. The seriously injured are men aged 37, 61, 80, and 81, all suffering from shrapnel wounds. The condition of the other hospitalized patients is assessed as moderate, and all are receiving necessary medical care. The attack killed two people and wounded 20, with rescuers extracting a live woman from the rubble. It damaged homes, a medical clinic, and a city hospital housing nearly 100 patients, though no patients or staff were hurt.