The Russian Air Force twice bombed Kostyantynivka in Donetsk region — there are wounded
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The Russian Air Force twice bombed Kostyantynivka in Donetsk region — there are wounded

Vadym Filashkin / Donetsk RMA
Kostyantynivka

On the morning of December 4, Russian troops attacked Kostyantynivka in the Donetsk region with two guided aerial bombs, as a result of which four people were injured, residential buildings and civilian infrastructure were damaged.

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  • The Russian Air Force conducted two airstrikes on Kostyantynivka in the Donetsk region, resulting in injuries to civilians and damage to residential buildings and infrastructure.
  • Multiple incidents of bombings by Russian occupiers have caused casualties and destruction in the city, including injuries to individuals of varying ages and severity.
  • The ongoing air attacks on Kostyantynivka have led to damage to buildings, enterprises, power lines, and gas pipelines, posing a serious threat to the safety of the civilian population in the region.
  • Immediate action is necessary to halt the bombing of civilian objects and ensure the safety and well-being of the residents in the east of Ukraine, who are facing constant threats from Russian military aggression.
  • The international community must condemn these acts of aggression and work towards a peaceful resolution to protect the rights and security of the civilians in conflict-affected areas like Kostyantynivka.

Russia bombed Kostyantynivka: there are wounded

On December 4, 2024, at 11:15, the occupiers launched two airstrikes on the city. Kostyantynivka. Previously, the enemy used the FAB-250 with the UMPK module.

This was reported by the Donetsk regional prosecutor's office.

According to the prosecutor's office, four men aged 29, 33, 37, and 71, who were near the store at the time of the attack, were injured as a result of a hit in one of the city's districts. The victims were diagnosed with mine-explosive injuries, contusions and bruises.

As a result of the airstrike, 4 high-rise buildings, 4 enterprises, 3 power lines and a gas pipeline were damaged.

In Kostyantynivka, 6 people were injured by Russian anti-tank missiles

On the evening of November 21, the Russian military dropped two guided aerial bombs on Kostyantynivka in Donetsk region. According to preliminary data, six people were injured.

This was reported by the head of Donetsk OVA, Vadym Filashkin.

Six people were injured as a result of strikes on Kostyantynivka. This evening, the Russians dropped two guided aerial bombs on the city. Six people aged between 60 and 85 were injured of varying degrees of severity.

Currently, all the wounded are receiving the necessary medical assistance, one person is in serious condition.

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The European Union wants to use a "nuclear scenario" against Hungary

The EU is ready for radical action
Source:  Financial Times

The team of Hungarian leader Viktor Orban, with its statements and actions, provoked a harsh reaction from the European Union member states. Sabotage of anti-Russian sanctions and support for Ukraine by Hungary have led to the fact that official Brussels is determined to deprive the country of its voting rights.

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  • The possibility of invoking Article 7 against Hungary, which involves depriving a member state of its voting rights, is being openly discussed by EU officials as a potential 'nuclear scenario'.
  • If Hungary continues its blackmail attempts, the EU may move forward with the tough decision of stripping Hungary of its voting rights, highlighting the growing tensions within the union.

The EU is ready for radical action

As journalists managed to find out, European diplomats held discussions with the Hungarian ambassador in Brussels.

What is important to understand is that the latter demanded that Russian oligarch Mikhail Fridman and seven other people be removed from the sanctions list.

Moreover, as it turned out, Viktor Orban's team threatened to refuse to support the extension of some anti-Russian sanctions for another six months.

The European Union was most shocked by Hungary's latest attempt to blackmail other countries in order to obtain benefits for Russia. Against this background, EU members are already losing patience.

Many officials are once again openly discussing the possibility of invoking Article 7 against Hungary—the nuclear scenario of depriving a member state of its voting rights—while fully aware of the political challenges and consequences of such a move.

According to insiders, if Hungary repeats its blackmail in July, when a decision is made to extend economic sanctions against Russia, the EU may indeed make this tough decision.

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