The hospital in Dnipro was hit by Russian occupiers, including Russian agents, who were sent to Ukraine long before the start of a full-scale invasion.

This was stated by military analyst Roman Svitlan.

One of the versions why the Russians hit a hospital in the Dnieper is that the well-known blogger put up an Instagram post about collecting for help, while she wrote the exact addresses of polyclinics in the Dnieper.

"Without bloggers, Russians in Ukraine have a lot of their agents. For 20 years, Russians have been accusing their agents of Ukraine. Moreover, since 2004, their task has been to penetrate our management systems, even Yanukovych. This task has been completed," Dawn said.

He noted that Russia had sent tens of thousands of Moscow's "exiled Cossacks" to Ukraine and this agent now knows very well what is happening. The SBU neutralizes agents, but there are still a lot of them in the country.

"Bloggers have nothing to do with it. This information is everywhere and everyone. Definitely a blogger who raises funds for our wounded soldiers has nothing to do with this. They attacked the girl in vain. It shouldn't have been done," Dawn said.

He added that the special services would have already taken up the blogger if she posted something on the network that would harm the Armed Forces of Ukraine or our country.

We will remind, earlier it was reported that in the Dnieper emergency workers completed search and rescue work and dismantling the rubble of the building of a medical institution, which was destroyed as a result of a missile strike by the occupiers on May 26.

In addition, we previously reported that rescuers in Dnipro found fragments of bodies under the rubble.

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