At dawn on May 6, the city of Kramatorsk in Donetsk once again came under fire from Russian occupying forces
Preliminary reports indicate that the armed formations of the aggressor carried out at least seven strikes on the city's infrastructure, resulting in tragedy and radiation-related damages. As a result of the missile attacks, at least one civilian was killed, and two others were injured of varying severity. It is known that one of the injured is in critical condition and requires urgent medical assistance. Information from local authorities confirms that the strikes were most likely directed at the industrial zone located near the city. The consequences of the night shelling were reported by Oleksandr Honcharenko, the head of the Kramatorsk City Military Administration, on his Facebook profile. According to him, the situation is tense; the city has once again been attacked by the enemy, which confirms that fighting in Donetsk continues — the occupiers systematically attack Ukrainian positions, civilian infrastructure, and residential areas. "Kramatorsk has suffered seven enemy strikes," Honcharenko stated. "As a result of the aggression, one person has died, and two others are injured. One of the injured is in critical condition and will be urgently hospitalized to stabilize his condition." However, the exact nature of the explosion and the specific targets remain unclear at this time, though the primary version is the destruction of industrial infrastructure, which is one of the traditional methods used by the occupiers to deploy in the region. Local authorities and volunteer organizations are actively cooperating with rescue services, providing necessary medical aid to those affected, and trying to stabilize the situation in the city. Despite ongoing shelling, Kramatorsk remains resilient, demonstrating courage and resilience in the face of war's challenges. This nighttime attack once again reminded residents of Donetsk of the risks they face and of the indomitable will of Ukrainians to defend their land and not surrender under the weight of Russian aggression.