Three people have been killed in the village of Vodianske, Donetsk region, following Russian shelling, according to the State Emergency Service of Ukraine. The incident underscores the continued violence in the eastern part of the country. Local authorities are currently assessing the damage caused by the attack and ensuring the safety of the remaining residents.
The shelling comes as part of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russian forces, which has resulted in significant civilian casualties and destruction over the past year. The Ukrainian government has called for increased international support to counter the ongoing aggression. Meanwhile, international organizations are urging all parties involved to prioritize the safety of civilians and adhere to international humanitarian law.
Residents of Vodianske have expressed fear and frustration over the ongoing situation, with many unable to return to their homes due to the high risk of further attacks. Local leaders have appealed to the international community for assistance in providing aid and protection to those affected by the conflict. The situation in the Donetsk region remains critical as both sides continue their military operations.