text: Domestic connections exist between Dnipro and Kyiv, Lviv, Odesa, Ivano-Frankivsk, Truskavets, Kharkiv and many other smaller Ukrainian cities, while international destinations include, among others the Bulgarian seaside resort of Varna. Following the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine all railway connection between Ukraine and Belarus were axed. Meaning that the pre-war international destinations to Minsk in Belarus, Moscow's Kursky Station and Saint Petersburg's Vitebsky Station in Russia and Baku—the capital of Azerbaijan—are no longer in service.
  Aviation
  The city is served by Dnipro International Airport  and is connected to European and Middle Eastern cities with daily flights. It is located  southeast from the city centre. A Russian attack on 10 April 2022 completely destroyed the airport and the infrastructure nearby.
  Water transportation
  The city has a river port located on the left bank of the Dnieper. There is also a railway freight station.
  Education
  There are 163 educational institutions among them schools, gymnasiums and boarding schools. For children of pre-school age there are 174 institutions, also a lot of out-of -school institutions such as centre of out-of-school work. Eighty-seven institutions that are recognized on all Ukrainian and regional levels.
  In a survey in June–July 2017, adult respondents reported the following educational levels:
  1% primary or incomplete secondary education
  13% general secondary education