On the morning of August 7, Russian soldiers shelled two villages in Donetsk region. As a result of the attack by the Russian army, four civilians were killed, and another civilian was injured.
Points of attention
- Russian soldiers shelled two villages in Donetsk region, resulting in the death of four civilians and injury of another, underscoring the escalating conflict in the area.
- The targeted attacks on residential areas in Maryinka and Mykhailivets have caused devastation and loss of lives among the local population.
- The head of the Donetsk regional military administration emphasized the importance of condemning the aggressive actions of the Russian Federation and addressing the humanitarian crisis affecting civilians.
- The incident in Selidove on June 27, where Russian terrorists hit the city with a guided aerial bomb, further highlights the impact on civilians and the urgent need to address the escalating violence in the region.
- Raising awareness about the increasing war victims in Ukraine and taking a stand against the violence perpetuated by the Russian army in Donetsk region is crucial to address the humanitarian crisis and protect the civilian population.
The Russian army killed four Donetsk residents
This was announced by the head of the Donetsk regional military administration, Vadym Filashkin.
In particular, he noted that the vicinity of Maryinka is constantly under enemy shelling, and this morning one of these shells led to the death of a 65-year-old woman and a 64-year-old man in Antonivka, Maryinka community.
Also, two people died in Mykhailivka, Novogrodivsk community — a 55-year-old man and a 52-year-old woman, Filashkin informed.
The Russians hit the Donetsk region with a KAB
On the morning of June 27, Russian terrorists hit the city of Selidove with a guided aerial bomb (ABM). As a result of the impact, six people were injured, including children.
According to preliminary information, the enemy dropped "FAB-500" on the settlement. The projectile hit the house of an apartment building. As a result of the shelling, six people were injured:
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.