Seven civilians, including three children, have died from Ukrainian fire, the Donetsk People’s Republic says
Smoke over Donetsk, Donetsk People’s Republic, July 7, 2022. © DPR / Telegram
Donetsk People’s Republic (DPR) authorities said on Thursday morning that seven people have been killed and 30 injured by Ukrainian fire over the past 24 hours. They added among those killed were three children, with eight also wounded.
Officials earlier said a kindergarten had been shelled in Donetsk on Thursday.
The authorities reported power outages in the villages of Aleksandrovka and Kremenets after the area was hit by Ukrainian artillery.
Pavel Kirilenko, a senior Ukrainian-appointed Donbass official, meanwhile, said that seven civilians were killed by Russian fire in several Ukrainian-held towns on Wednesday.
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