Enemy strikes 13 settlements in Donetsk region, damaging school and hospital, killing civilian

"The Russians struck houses, a factory, a school, and a hospital. The police documented 36 strikes on Donetsk region. During the day, 13 settlements were under fire. The Russian army killed and injured civilians," the Donetsk Region Department of the National Police reports.

It is noted that the enemy fired Grad MLRS, artillery, and tanks on Avdiivka, Bakhmut, Kramatorsk, Chasiv Yar, Velyka Novosilka, Komyshivka, Berdychi, Krasnohorivka, Vesele, Yahidne, Vremivka, Karlivka, Severne.

During the day, a total of 10 civilian objects were destroyed and damaged: four residential buildings, a school, a hospital, a factory, a critical infrastructure object, an administrative building, a garage.

The Russian military launched three missiles at Kramatorsk and Lyman: two missiles hit the territory of a factory in Kramatorsk, another hit a private house in Lyman. Casualties were not reported.

"Avdiivka withstood the biggest number of strikes: 21. Russian troops were ruining the settlement with Grad MLRS, artillery, and tanks. A hospital and an apartment block were destroyed. According to preliminary information, people were not injured," the police said.

In addition, the enemy struck Bakhmut with artillery, targeting apartment blocks and private houses, where a civilian was killed.

"As a result of enemy attacks, a person was killed in the village of Severne and another civilian was injured in the village of Yahidne. The police and the Security Service of Ukraine initiated investigations under Art. 438 (violation of the laws and customs of war) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine," law enforcement officers informed.

Over the past day, the police helped evacuate 96 more people. Since the beginning of the mandatory evacuation, the local police helped evacuate more than 35,650 people, including 5,235 children and 2,020 people with disabilities.

As reported, the Donetsk region is under constant Russian fire and has problems with electricity, heat, and water supply.

Photo: dn.npu.gov.ua

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