Russian strike destroys Siversk city council building with humanitarian center inside
Russian forces struck Siversk in the Donetsk region on the morning of June 18. The city council building, where residents received humanitarian aid, was destroyed in the attack, said Oleksii Vorobyov, head of the Siversk City Military Administration.
He said Russian forces hit the Siversk city council building with an aerial bomb. At the time of the attack, no one was inside, so there were no casualties.
"The building is 90% destroyed - they used guided bombs, and the structures collapsed. No one was hurt; there was a guard who hid in a safe place," Vorobyov said.
He noted that in recent years, the city council building served as a humanitarian aid distribution point for Siversk residents. Due to the Russian strike, the location will be changed, but its new address will not be publicly disclosed.
The new humanitarian aid point is expected to open next week, likely on June 23.
Attacks on Ukraine
On the night of June 19, Russia launched over 100 drones against Ukraine. Air defense forces managed to shoot down 88 of them.
On the night of June 18, 58 drones were launched at Ukraine from various directions. Hits were recorded at nine locations. The main targets were in Donetsk, Dnipropetrovsk regions, and Zaporizhzhia.
Specifically, the attack in Zaporizhzhia sparked fires and damaged houses and vehicles. There were no reports of casualties or injuries.
Additionally, Russians destroyed a Nova Poshta branch in Zaporizhzhia.
