Lysychansk come under intense enemy shelling, houses destroyed, people stay under rubble – Emergency Service
On Wednesday morning, Lysychansk in Luhansk region was subjected to intense enemy shelling, there is destruction of houses, rescuers found one dead person under the rubble, search and rescue operations continue, according to the State Emergency Service.
"In the morning, Lysychansk shuddered from intense shelling. There is significant destruction of residential multi-storey buildings. There are probably people under the rubble. Thirteen rescuers and three units of equipment of the State Emergency Service of Luhansk region are working at the scene of the incident," the agency said in a statement on its Facebook page.
The report clarifies that currently five people have been rescued, eight have been evacuated to safe places, rescuers have found one dead person under the rubble. "The works continue. Information about the dead and injured is being clarified," the State Emergency Service informs.
Advertising
Advertising
MORE ABOUT
Ukrainian Defense Forces withdraw from Lysychansk after heavy fighting – General Staff
11:16, 04.07.2022
Fierce battles near Lysychansk, but city not surrounded - National Guard speaker
17:11, 02.07.2022
Ukrainian units not planning to retreat from Lysychansk, enemy has no success - AFU General Staff
17:23, 30.06.2022
Russian invaders launch airstrike on Lysychansk oil refinery
10:27, 30.06.2022
Ninety-eight people evacuated from Lysychansk on Sunday
10:58, 06.06.2022
LATEST
US strategy urges stable Europe–Russia relations, cultivating resistance to the current European path
16:21, 05.12.2025
Chernihiv region loses power after network breakdown – regional energy authority
15:22, 05.12.2025
European Commission to facilitate Ukraine's access to EU cybersecurity pool - Virkkunen
15:12, 05.12.2025
Invaders capture nearly 12 square km in Siversk axis over past day, but make no progress in other directions – DeepState
14:46, 05.12.2025
Ukraine, EU, and USA must have common negotiating position to end the war – Yatsenyuk