Russian bombs strike Ukraine's Donetsk region, at least six injured
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Russian bombs strike Ukraine's Donetsk region, at least six injured

Prosecutor's office of Donetsk region
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On the morning of June 27, Russian terrorists hit the town of Selydove with a glide bomb. As a result of the impact, six people were injured, including children.

Points of attention

  • Russian terrorists hit the city of Selydove, Donetsk region, with a glide bomb, injuring 6 people, including two children.
  • The shelling of the Donetsk region has increased significantly in recent months, which has led to the forced evacuation of many settlements in the region.
  • The attacks of the Russian Federation on Ukraine led to the destruction of buildings and cars and injuries to residents, which led to the death of innocent citizens.
  • Despite international opposition, enemy shelling and attacks continue in eastern Ukraine, threatening the civilian population.
  • Strengthening defence efforts and the international community's joint response are important for protecting Ukraine's territorial integrity and security.

The Russians hit the Donetsk region with a glide bomb

According to preliminary information, the enemy dropped "FAB-500" on the settlement. The projectile hit the house of an apartment building. As mentioned above, six people were injured as a result of the shelling :

  • two children, 11 and 17 years old;

  • four adults aged 63 to 67.

High-rise and private homes, cars and administrative buildings were also damaged.

Shelling of Donetsk region

In recent months, Russian terrorists have significantly increased their shelling of Ukraine and the frontline regions. In particular, the Donetsk region is regularly under attack. Because of this, forced evacuation was announced in several settlements in the region.

In particular, recently, the enemy shelled the railway infrastructure in the Donetsk region. At the same time, two railway workers were injured as a result of the impact.

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