Russia bombs evacuation point in Ukraine's Kramatorsk
File photo: Russians struck an evacuation center in Kramatorsk with an aerial bomb (Getty Images)
On Sunday, September 20, Russian troops carried out an airstrike on an evacuation center in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, according to Yevhen Kaplin, head of the Proliska humanitarian mission.
"Russians carried out an airstrike on an evacuation center in Kramatorsk. It was a direct hit," Kaplin says.
According to him, evacuees and evacuation workers were at the site. The consequences of the Russian strike are being assessed.
Russian attacks on Kramatorsk
Kramatorsk is under constant Russian airstrikes. In particular, on the afternoon of September 13, Russian aircraft struck Kramatorsk, dropping four aerial bombs. Six people were injured in that attack.
Previously, the Russians dropped guided aerial bombs on the city's high-rise buildings, killing one person and wounding over a dozen others.
And in early August, the Russians struck the center of Kramatorsk with two aerial bombs, wounding at least 22 people.
