On August 30, Russian terrorists shelled Kurakhove in Donetsk region. Shells hit a three-story residential building: at least five people were injured. Probably, local residents are also under the rubble.
Points of attention
- Multiple attacks by Russian troops on Kurakhove in the Donetsk region have resulted in casualties and destruction of buildings.
- At least five people were injured in the recent shelling of a three-story residential building in Kurakhove, with ongoing rescue operations being conducted to find possible trapped residents.
- Russian occupiers continue to target civilians in Kurakhove, with fatalities and injuries reported in the recent strikes.
- Local authorities urge timely evacuations to prevent further civilian casualties in the face of escalating attacks by the Russian army.
- The extent of destruction and ongoing rescue efforts are being monitored closely as the situation unfolds in Kurakhove.
Russian troops again shelled Kurakhove in Donetsk region
At least 5 people were injured as a result of the shelling of Kurakhove. Already this afternoon, the city came under the fire of the "Hurricanes" again. There are direct hits to a three-story residential building, an administrative building and a shop.
This was reported by the head of Donetsk OVA, Vadym Filashkin.
He also noted that there are probably people under the rubble, and the rescue operation is ongoing.
Filashkin again urged everyone to evacuate in a timely manner.
As a result of the Russian strike on Kurakhove, two civilians were killed
On June 27, the Russian occupiers hit the city of Kurakhove in the Donetsk region with "Hurricanes".
Vadym Filashkin, the head of Donetsk OVA, told about it.
In the evening, the Russians struck the center of the city from Uragany — they killed a forty-year-old man and a woman. Two wounded were taken to hospitals, he said.
The extent of the destruction after the attack of the Russian army is currently being established.
News about the next victims of the Russians comes several times a day, Filashkin concluded.
