On February 21, Russian invaders struck the private sector of the city of Sloviansk, Donetsk region, injuring at least six civilians.
Points of attention
- Russian invaders shelled the private sector in Sloviansk, resulting in injuries to at least six civilians, including a 65-year-old man and five women aged 54 to 83.
- 59 private homes and a school were destroyed in the attack, as reported by the National Police, highlighting the significant impact of the shelling on the local community.
- The injured civilians suffered from shrapnel wounds and acute stress reactions, underscoring the traumatic consequences of the incident.
Russia massively shelled Sloviansk
This was reported by the National Police.
A 65-year-old man and five women aged 54 to 83 were injured in the shelling. They were diagnosed with shrapnel wounds and acute stress reactions.
59 private homes and an educational institution were destroyed by enemy attack.
An investigative and operational team, explosives technicians, paramedics, patrol police officers, and rescuers are working at the scene.
