Russian-installed official says Ukraine struck Donetsk with Storm Shadow missiles, 11 hurt
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Russian-installed Donetsk head Denis Pushilin said Ukrainian forces struck central Donetsk with Anglo-French Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG cruise missiles, injuring 11 people. He said eight residential buildings and 11 civilian infrastructure sites were damaged across six districts. Ukraine has not officially confirmed the strike.
Key Facts
- Denis Pushilin, the Russian-installed head of the Donetsk People's Republic, said 11 people were injured in the strike.
- Pushilin said eight residential buildings and 11 civilian infrastructure sites were damaged in Donetsk, Dokuchaievsk, Yenakiieve, and Volnovakha, Manhush, and Telmanove districts.
- Pushilin called the strike a war crime by the Kyiv regime, accusing it of targeting residential areas during rush hour.
- Ukraine has not officially confirmed the strike.
The Strike
Denis Pushilin, the Russian-installed head of the Donetsk People's Republic, said Ukrainian forces attacked central Donetsk with Anglo-French long-range air-launched Storm Shadow/SCALP-EG cruise missiles. He said 11 people were injured in the attack. Pushilin stated that eight residential buildings, 11 civilian infrastructure facilities, and passenger cars were damaged in the urban districts of Donetsk, Dokuchaievsk, Yenakiieve, and in Volnovakha, Manhush, and Telmanove municipal districts.
Official Response
Pushilin called the strike "another war crime by the Kyiv regime, which again and again shows its terrorist essence — shooting at residential areas during rush hour." The Ukrainian side has not officially confirmed this strike.
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Russian-installed official says Ukraine struck Donetsk with Storm Shadow missiles, 11 hurt
