Invaders shelling New York in Donetsk region: three people injured, another five under rubble – region’s head
The Russian occupiers launched air and missile strikes on the settlement of New York in Donetsk region, according to preliminary information, three people were injured, five more are under the rubble of an apartment building, head of the Regional Military Administration Vadym Filashkin said.
"Three people have been injured, another five are under the rubble: these are the preliminary consequences of the strike on New York. The Russians dropped two guided aerial bombs on the village and hit the third floor with a rocket: the entrance collapsed in the house, people are under the rubble. Representatives of the authorities, rescuers and the police are working on the site: they are solving the issue of dismantling the rubble," Filashkin wrote on the Telegram channel on Monday evening.
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