The Russian army launched new strikes in Donetsk region: there are dead and wounded

On the evening of May 27, the Russian terrorist army struck the Donbass again. The targeting of Putin's soldiers traditionally targeted civilian objects, killing one person and wounding three others.

The consequences of the attack by Kremlin troops were reported on Telegram by Pavel Kirilenko, head of the Donetsk regional military administration. According to him, the strikes were carried out in different areas of the region.

In particular, in Kramatorsk, the Russians were trapped in an industrial zone. Fortunately, there were no casualties. In Kurakhovo, two people were injured and a private house was damaged. In Ostrovskoye, four houses were damaged. In Konstantivka, one person was killed and 14 private houses, 3 sections of the gas pipeline and the power grid were damaged. Seven houses were damaged in the Chasovoyarsk community.

In addition, a house and non-residential premises were destroyed in Siversk on the Lisichansk direction. Four Grad shellings were also recorded in the Torsk and Zarechnoe of Liman communities.

Recall: On May 28, the Russian occupants once again shelled residential areas of Kharkiv Oblast, terrorizing the local population. Unfortunately, as a result of another aggression of the Russian Federation, a man, a 60-year-old resident of Kupyansk, died.

"And in the village of Cirkuny, a woman born in 1944 received shrapnel wounds. She was taken to the hospital," law enforcers who arrived at the scene of the Russian strike said.

As reported by OBOZREVATEL:

- On May 28, Russian troops staged a massive kamikaze drone attack on Kyiv. There were explosions in the capital, air defense worked, more than 20 UAVs were destroyed;

- On May 28, Ukraine's air defense forces repelled a Russian air attack that launched Iranian kamikaze drones Shahed-136/131. In the skies over a number of regions, 52 of 54 such enemy targets were neutralized.

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