Russian Attacks on Kremenchuk: A New Episode of Aggression and Its Impact on the City
On the morning of July 6, the city of Kremenchuk in the Poltava region once again found itself under fire from Russian military forces. Approximately at 9:35 a.m., an enemy drone launched an airstrike targeting key infrastructure in the city, including the Kremenchuk District Territorial Recruitment Center, a crucial facility involved in military and social support functions for the region. According to preliminary reports from the Army and the Poltava Regional Military Administration, the drone attack damaged the recruitment center building and a nearby residential apartment. Fortunately, there were no casualties or injuries among personnel and workers present at the center. Earlier that same day, another drone attack occurred in Poltava, resulting in a fire in city military registration offices and leading to fatalities and injuries. Four people lost their lives, and eleven others were wounded. This series of attacks demonstrates the ongoing threat and violence inflicted by Russian forces, targeting civilian infrastructure and causing destruction across the region, clearly indicating that the war continues to affect peaceful towns and communities.