Russian missile damages hospice in Dnipro, no casualties reported

A Russian missile strike damaged a hospice in Dnipro on Tuesday, November 3, where nearly 100 elderly people with terminal illnesses were present at the time of the attack. No patients or medical staff were injured. According to Mayor Borys Filatov, about 50 patients are being relocated to other city hospitals, with the oldest being 90 years old. The regional military administration reported additional damage to a primary care clinic and a city hospital. The attack also damaged 20 residential buildings, a gymnasium, kindergarten, music school, library, and cultural palace, breaking over a thousand windows. Water supply was disrupted in part of Prydniprovsk due to damage to a water intake facility.