On February 7, 2023, six people were injured in Russian military attacks in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine, primarily in the Synelnykove district. Among the injured, a 4-year-old boy is expected to recover at home, whereas a 17-year-old boy is receiving medical attention for moderate injuries, along with three adult victims. These incidents reflect ongoing hostilities in the region and underline the impact on civilians, especially children.

The attacks involved drone strikes and guided aerial bombardments, which targeted the city of Synelnykove and surrounding administrative regions, including Pokrovske, Petropavlivka, and Slavhorod hromadas. The use of technology such as drones demonstrates a shift in tactics by Russian forces, emphasizing the severity and modern warfare aspects of the conflict. Civilians have increasingly become victims in this ongoing confrontation, raising concerns over safety and human rights.

In addition to the Synelnykove district, the Russian military also engaged the nearby Nikopol district, deploying artillery and FPV drones. The frequency and intensity of these assaults on civilian areas signal a troubling escalation in military aggression, prompting calls for heightened international scrutiny and actions to protect vulnerable populations caught in the conflict. Authorities and emergency services are actively responding to the situation, highlighting the urgent need for humanitarian support and protection for those affected by the violence.