Russia struck Kramatorsk, resulting in one fatality and several injuries reported.

On Tuesday, February 25, the Russian army shelled the city of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region. The consequences of the attack are being assessed.

This information was reported by RBK-Ukraine citing the Kramatorsk City Council.

According to preliminary data, as a result of the shelling by Russians in Kramatorsk, at least one person has died and one has been injured.

"The Russians attacked the city today in the afternoon. We are determining all the circumstances of the shelling, the exact number of victims, and the extent of the destruction. Don't be careless! Evacuate in a timely manner," the message states.

As of 15:25, there have been no reports on the detailed consequences of the shelling.

Kramatorsk

Kramatorsk is a large industrial and administrative city in the Donetsk region that serves as the regional center in the territory controlled by Ukraine. The city is known for its machine engineering sector, particularly enterprises that produce goods for metallurgy and energy.

Since the onset of Russian aggression in 2014, Kramatorsk has become an important military and logistics center, facing periodic shelling from the occupiers. Despite the challenging conditions, the city continues to operate, sustaining the civilian population and supporting the region's defense capabilities.

Shelling of Kramatorsk

Recall that Russian troops struck the city on January 15, with a missile hitting an apartment in a high-rise building in one of the city's residential areas. As a result, nine people were injured.

Recently, the Russian army carried out airstrikes on residential areas in Konstantinovka and Kramatorsk.

Also, on the morning of Thursday, February 13, the Russian army shelled the city of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region, targeting the private sector and industrial zone.

Let us remind you that the Donetsk region continues to evacuate residents due to increased shelling and hostilities. Evacuation trains regularly transport people to safer regions of Ukraine, where displaced persons receive necessary assistance.