The russians struck Donetsk region with 1,500 strikes just for the last day

The russians struck Donetsk region with 1,500 strikes just for the last day

The russian enemy struck Donetsk region with more than one and a half thousand strikes during the past day.

10 settlements came under the russian fire: the cities of Kurakhove, Myrnograd, Sloviansk, the villages of Kurakhivka, Ocheretyne, Shcherbynivka, the villages of Halytsynivka, Kalinove, Karlivka, Umanske, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Ukraine reported.

As a result of the strikes, 41 civilian objects were damaged – 29 residential buildings, an educational institution, a boiler house, social and critical infrastructure.

Russia directed 4 S-300 rockets at Mirnograd, injuring two civilians, damaging 18 apartment buildings, a private residence, a boiler room, an administrative building, an educational institution, and communications.

The occupiers shelled Kurakhivka with artillery, injuring two people and destroying 4 private houses.

An apartment building and a civilian car were damaged by an airstrike on Ocheretyn.

Four residents of Donetsk region were injured in a day – the police are documenting the consequences of Russian strikes.

The enemy opened fire 1,593 times on the contact line, 14 times on the residential sector.

10 settlements were under fire: the cities of Kurakhove, Myrnograd, Slovyansk, the villages of Kurakhivka, Ocheretine, Shcherbynivka, the villages of Halytsynivka, Kalinove, Karlivka, and Umanske.

Russia fired 4 S-300 missiles at Mirnograd, injuring two civilians and damaging 18 apartment buildings.

The occupiers shelled Kurakhivka with artillery, injuring two people and destroying 4 private houses.

EMPR

Photo credits: National Police of Ukraine.

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