Russian aggression strikes again in Smoła: damaged apartment buildings and six injured
On the night of June 29, the city of Smoła in Cherkasy region experienced a large-scale attack by Russian forces, utilizing missile strikes and drones. According to information from the Cherkasy Regional Military Administration, six people were injured as a result of these shellings, including a child. Sources within the authorities report that the missile attack caused significant destruction in the city, damaging three multi-storey residential buildings and severely destroying one of the buildings of the National University of Food Technologies, specifically the local college. These destructions pose a serious challenge for local residents and authorities, as many residential buildings have been damaged and require urgent repairs. According to representatives of the Cherkasy Regional Military Administration, among the injured is a child who is currently receiving necessary medical assistance. The local authorities urge residents to be cautious and follow safety rules, as enemy activity continues, and each new missile attack threatens the lives and property of peaceful civilians. The circumstances of the events are being clarified, and law enforcement agencies have already begun investigative actions to establish all details of this large-scale attack. The local administration calls on residents to stay calm, support one another, and await further safety instructions. This nocturnal attack has once again emphasized the need to strengthen defense and ensure stable security in the region, where peaceful residents continue to endure the consequences of the war.