An apartment building in Dnipro that was severely damaged by a Russian missile attack is being worked on by emergency workers.
35 people have already died as a result of a missile strike on a Dnipro residential complex.
An official reports that the number of fatalities from an alleged Russian missile assault in the city of Dnipro in southeast Ukraine has increased to 35.
In the ruins of a damaged apartment building, rescuers looked for further casualties, according to Governor Valentyn Reznichenko on Monday.
After the walkout on Saturday, at least 75 individuals were injured and 35 more remain missing.
The multistory structure housed about 1,700 residents. Residents said that the area was devoid of any military installations.
Rescue personnel remove debris from the Dnipro apartment complex.
According to the Associated Press-Frontline War Crimes Watch project, if the death toll is confirmed, it will be the bloodiest attack in one location since a strike on September 30 in the Zaporizhia area of Ukraine.
The assault seems to have been a part of a Russian cruise missile assault on Ukraine.
On Monday, the Kremlin denied being behind the assault.
The multistory facility housed about 1,700 people, and locals claim there were no military facilities there.
According to Dmitry Peskov, a spokesman for the Kremlin, "the Russian armed forces do not strike residential buildings or social infrastructure, they strike military targets," before mentioning the "conclusion of some representatives of the Ukrainian side" that the strike may have been brought on by air defence.
The Russian military claims to capture the salt mining town of Soledar while Ukraine claims its soldiers are still engaged in combat in the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine.
When the death toll reached 35 on January 16, 2023, emergency personnel carried a body from the rubble.
If Russian forces have fully taken over Soledar, they will be able to go a little bit closer to Bakhmut. Months-long fighting for Bakhmut has resulted in significant deaths on both sides.
The attack on the Dnipro building on January 14, 2023, was a result of a Russian cruise missile onslaught over Ukraine.
A cat that was saved on the scene is being held by a rescuer.
35 people are still missing after the severely damaged structure had a body pulled from the wreckage.
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