Ukraine regional governor says Russian missiles kill 3, injure 15 in Dnipro

"We are determining the extent of the destruction." The Ukrainian military shot down four of the six missiles fired at the city and region in an evening attack, he added.

At least three people were killed and 15 injured following a Russian missile attack on the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro Friday, the regional governor, Valentyn Reznychenko, said.

"The rockets hit an industrial plant and a busy street next to it," Rezynchenko said on his Facebook page. "We are determining the extent of the destruction." The Ukrainian military shot down four of the six missiles fired at the city and region in an evening attack, he added. The Ukrainian air force said the Russians fired X-101 missiles from Tupolev-95MS strategic aircraft in the northern part of the Caspian Sea. It said the missiles had a range of 5,500 kilometers and a speed of 720 kilometers per hour.

The dead included a city bus driver, a local transportation official said on his Facebook page. "The man had finished his work day and was headed to the depot to go back to work at 5 a.m. tomorrow. He didn't make it," Ivan Vasyuchkov wrote. "Two children have been left without a father. A really young guy, my age, he still had so much time to live. There are simply no words," he added.