Russians strike water collection point in Kramatorsk three times: three injured
Russian forces attacked a water collection point in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, three times on October 13. Three people were injured, including two women who are in serious condition.
According to Censor.NET, this was reported in a Telegram statement by Kramatorsk City Council.
Three strikes on a point where people were collecting water
According to the city council, Russian troops struck a water collection point set up by charity workers three times.
Two women and a man were injured in the attack. Both women are in serious condition and are receiving the necessary medical care.
Details of the attack’s aftermath are being clarified.
City council calls attack terror against civilians
Kramatorsk City Council stressed that Russian troops are attacking places where civilians are trying to obtain basic necessities.
"Even collecting water in your own city is becoming a threat to health and life," the city council said.
It also stated that strikes on civilian infrastructure and people who had come to collect water were unacceptable and must be subject to a proper legal assessment.
Earlier reports said that a nine-story apartment building in Kramatorsk was on fire following shelling, with flames engulfing 36 apartments.
