Four killed and eleven wounded civilians – results of Russian aggression in Donetsk region on July 23

Russian troops opened fire on the civilian population 26 times. The police documented the war crimes of Russia.

18 settlements came under fire: the cities of Avdiivka, Hirnyk, Druzhkivka, Kostyantynivka, Kramatorsk, Siversk, Gostre, Kurakhivka, villages Blagodatne, Druzhba, Karpivka, Markove, Novoselivka Persha, Sofiivka, Surove, Toretske, Fedorivka, Chervone.

The Russian Federation received from aviation, S-300 air defense system, Grad, Smerch, artillery.

44 civilian objects were destroyed: 33 residential buildings, garages, a shopping center, a market, a school, an enterprise workshop, power lines, water supply, and a gas pipe.

The occupiers hit Blagodatny with four FAB-500 guided air bombs. There was no information about casualties and damage.

The invaders fired at the village with tornadoes. Toretske of the Shahivska community, one person was killed, another was injured. A private house was destroyed.

Russian troops attacked Kostiantynivka with two missiles from the S-300 air defense system. 5 multi-apartment buildings, market, shopping complex, water supply, power line were damaged. There was no information about the victims.

The Russian army attacked Druzhkivka, the villages of Surove and Sofiivka with the Smerch anti-aircraft missile defense system. As a result of shelling, one civilian was killed, 7 were wounded. Two private houses and a garage were destroyed.

The Rashtists fired at the village of Druzhba from the “Grads”, wounding a person. 12 private houses and 2 apartment buildings were damaged.

As a result of artillery shelling in Avdiivka, 1 person was killed and another was injured.

A civilian was killed in Fedorivka. He is wounded in Siversk.

The police and the SBU opened criminal proceedings under Art. 438 (violation of the laws and customs of war) of the Criminal Code of Ukraine.

With the help of the police, 42 more people were evacuated, since the beginning of mandatory evacuation – 85,155 people, among them 10,354 – children, 3,617 – people with disabilities.