Victims of Russia's missile attack on Selidove receive humanitarian aid from URCS
The Ukrainian Red Cross Society (URCS) has provided the victims of Russia's missile attack on Selidove, Pokrovsky district, Donetsk region, with humanitarian aid.
"The Regional Disaster Response Team of the Myrnohrad town organization of the Ukrainian Read Cross […] delivered humanitarian aid to Selidove with the assistance of the humanitarian headquarters of Selidove Town Military Administration," the URCS said on Facebook.
People injured as a result of the missile attack received from the URCS hygiene kits, sleeping sets, blankets, and sets of dishes.
As reported, at least four people were killed and three were injured as a result of Russia's missile attack on Selidove on November 15. A private house was destroyed, a part of a four-storied apartment building was partially destroyed, 16 private houses and seven multi-apartment buildings were destroyed.
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