Russian attacks kill 4, injure 11 in Donetsk Oblast over one day.

Russia's shelling of Donetsk Oblast killed four people and wounded 11 over the past day, Donetsk Oblast Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko reported[1] on July 23. According to him, people were killed in the settlements of Sofiivka, Avdiivka, Toretsk, and Fedorivka. Donetsk Oblast Prosecutor's Office reported[2] that Russian troops targeted north part of the oblast with artillery and rocket launchers.

The Prosecutor's Office said among those killed were three women and a 51-year-old man. According to the report, nine people aged 31-71 were hospitalized following the attacks. "They were diagnosed with mine-explosive injuries, shrapnel injuries, and other injuries," Donetsk Oblast Prosecutor's Office wrote on Facebook.

Kyrylenko also said that Russian shelling damaged multiple buildings across the oblast. Large portions of Donetsk Oblast are occupied by Russian forces, and the region remains a target of recurrent attacks and shelling. On July 21, Russian troops launched an artillery attack against the village of Druzhba in Donetsk Oblast, killing two children[3].

"One of the projectiles hit the yard where the children were, a 10-year-old boy and a 16-year-old girl. Brother and sister. They received injuries incompatible with life," Kyrylenko wrote following the attack.

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Editor's note: This story is the first account of the Kyiv Independent's contributor, Anthony Bartaway, who witnessed Russian shelling targeting volunteers during relief efforts following the destruction of the Kakhovka dam and the ensuing devastating flooding in Kherson Oblast. After Russian force...

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1. ^ reported (t.me)
2. ^ reported (www.facebook.com)
3. ^ killing two children (kyivindependent.com)
4. ^ How Russian soldiers shared evidence of their own war crimeEditor's note: This story is the first account of the Kyiv Independent's contributor, Anthony Bartaway, who witnessed Russian shelling targeting volunteers during relief efforts following the destruction of the Kakhovka dam and the ensuing devastating flooding in Kherson Oblast.

   After Russian force... (kyivindependent.com)