In Donetsk region, as a result of morning shelling by the Russian Federation, three people were killed and four others were injured.
Points of attention
- Multiple shelling incidents by the Russian Federation in Donetsk region resulted in the deaths of three individuals and injuries to four others.
- On June 28, the Russian military launched 13 shellings in Donetsk region, causing significant damage to residential buildings and claiming more than five lives.
- Efforts are underway to evacuate inhabitants from the front line to ensure their safety and prevent further casualties from shelling.
- Head of Donetsk OVA, Vadym Filashkin, reported on the systematic shelling of populated areas in the Lymansk community of Donetsk region by the Russian Federation, emphasizing the human toll of such attacks.
- The recent large-scale aerial attack on Donetsk region highlights the ongoing conflict and its devastating impact on the civilian population, with casualties and injuries reported in various communities.
The Russian Federation launched a large-scale aerial attack on the Donetsk region
From the very morning of June 29, Russia began actively shelling peaceful settlements in Donetsk region.
This was reported by the head of Donetsk OVA, Vadym Filashkin.
3 people were killed and 4 wounded as a result of the morning shelling of Donetsk region.
According to him, two settlements in the Lyman community came under fire: in Zarichny, the Russians killed three people, in Torsky, one person was wounded. Two people were wounded in New York of the Toretsk community, and one more was wounded in Kurakhivka.
Vadim Filashkin
Head of Donetsk OVA
On June 28, the Russian Federation shelled Donetsk region 13 times
The Russian military shelled Donetsk region 13 times in the past day, numerous damage to residential buildings was recorded.
One person was injured in Zarichny of the Lyman community, four people died and five were injured in New York of the Toretsk community (Bakhmut district).
In total, the Russians shelled populated areas of Donetsk region 13 times during the day. 453 people, including 55 children, were evacuated from the front line.
