In just one day, Russian aviation repeatedly struck Konstantinovka, resulting in the deaths of six individuals.

In the past 24 hours, the aviation of the Russian Federation (RF) has repeatedly attacked residential areas in Konstantinovka. As a result of these strikes, six people have died.

This information is reported by RBK-Ukraine, citing the Telegram channel of the State Emergency Service (SES).

As of now, it is known that:

• six people have been killed;
• 10 others have been injured.

The shelling also caused large fires in private homes and apartment buildings.

Photo: aftermath of the shelling in Konstantinovka (t.me/dsns_telegram)

As a result of the strikes, the following have been destroyed:

• 11 private residential houses;
• 18 apartment buildings;
• administrative building;
• infrastructure facilities;
• 12 trade pavilions;
• 10 garages;
• 13 vehicles.

"Despite the constant danger and threat of repeated enemy strikes, SES rescuers are working continuously to extinguish fires and assist the affected," adds the SES.

Shelling of Ukraine by Russia

Since the onset of the full-scale war, Russian terrorists have regularly shelled Ukraine's infrastructure, including civilian targets. The enemy employs drones, various types of missiles, artillery, and guided aerial bombs (GAB) for their strikes. Frontline regions and settlements are particularly affected by the bombardments.

Recently, terrorists dropped seven aerial bombs on Konstantinovka, resulting in the deaths of two individuals.