Russian troops carried out an air strike on a residential sector of Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, at night, killing one person, wounding seven others and causing destruction, the State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported on Monday, UNN reports.
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The occupiers reportedly attacked the residential sector of Kramatorsk tonight with an air strike.
"The Russians dropped a 500-kilogram bomb on Kramatorsk," the Donetsk regional police reported.
"A private house was destroyed, and rescuers pulled the body of a dead man from the rubble. Another 7 people were injured," the SES said.
The impact caused a car to catch fire: firefighters quickly extinguished the fire. In total, at least 7 private houses, an outpatient clinic, and civilian cars were damaged.
During the debris removal, the rescuers dismantled 1 ton of building structures.
According to the Donetsk regional police, one person was killed and 12 wounded in the region over the last day as a result of hostile shelling. Over the course of the day, Russian troops struck 3,403 times at the front line and residential areas. Four localities were attacked: the cities of Kostyantynivka, Kramatorsk, Svyatohirsk, and the village of Hulove. 82 civilian objects were damaged, including 42 residential buildings.
According to the data, the enemy struck Konstantinovka 11 times, 9 of them with FAB-500 and FAB-250 bombs. Five civilians were wounded, 13 apartment buildings and 6 private houses, a hotel, a garage cooperative (76 garages), 22 civilian cars, 7 power lines, and a gas pipeline were damaged.
In addition, it was found that on February 8, a Russian bomb damaged 6 private houses in Serhiivka, Udachna community.