At least three Ukrainian nationals were reportedly killed and 20 others injured in the most recent Russian artillery barrages, according to Ukrainian sources.
The majority of the shelling has been concentrated in the eastern part of Donetsk, one of the two provinces that make up the industrial heart of the country, Donbas.
Russian shelling has reportedly resulted in at least three deaths and 13 injuries in the Donetsk region during the past 24 hours, according to local reports.
As a result of the shelling, numerous homes and other structures used by the general public have been harmed.
The most recent Russian attack, which occurred early on Monday and targeted homes and a neighbourhood near a bus stop in Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, injured seven civilians. Oleh Synyehubov, the governor of Kharkiv, reported that an 80-year-old woman was among the injured.
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Additionally, Russian military attacked other regions of Ukraine with artillery and missiles.
Russian aircraft assaulted Ukrainian army locations on Monday in the southern Kherson region and the Donetsk region, according to Lt. Gen. Igor Konashenkov, spokesman for the Russian Defense Ministry. He continued by stating that 50 mercenaries from Poland and Germany were hurt and at least 100 people were killed when the Russian air force hit a plant in Kharkiv. His claims could not be independently verified.
Before the start of a weapons exhibition outside of Moscow, Russian President Vladimir Putin hailed the military’s operations in Ukraine, saying that it fights for Russia and fulfils all obligations entrusted to it, liberating the Donbass step by step. In addition, Putin pledged to send more weapons to Russia’s friends, whom he praised for continuing to stand with Moscow in the face of Western pressure.
In response, the Ukrainian military asserted that over 10 Russian munitions and military supply facilities had been destroyed in the previous week.
Russian weapons have caused at least three deaths in eastern Ukraine.
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