Dnipro attack death toll rises as Ukraine reports front-line activity and Russian losses

The death toll from Russia's June 29 attack on Dnipro has risen to seven, after a 59-year-old man succumbed to his injuries in hospital. Six men and one woman are among the fatalities, with sixteen individuals still receiving medical care, seven of whom are in serious condition, according to the regional military administration head. On the front lines, the Ukrainian General Staff reported 184 combat engagements on June 29, noting two missile strikes, 50 air strikes, and 136 guided aerial bombs by Russian forces. Ukrainian forces claimed approximately 1,350 Russian personnel casualties during the past day, alongside the destruction of 71 artillery systems, one tank, six armored combat vehicles, and one air defense system. Total estimated Russian personnel losses now stand at 1,403,550. Separately, on the second anniversary of Russia's withdrawal from Snake Island on June 30, 2022, Ukrainian military pilots described the operation to retake it as "scary, low, fast, and very maneuverable."

Sources: Радіо Свобода, Українська правда