Avdiivka, Donetsk region, suffers mass destruction, 8 dead recorded
russian occupation forces are constantly shelling Avdiivka's residential areas
The Avdiivka military-civil administration head, Vitalii Barabash, announced it, Hromadske reports.
As of May 25, the situation in the city remains difficult.
"There is a lot of destruction. It isn't easy to count. There are dozens, and maybe even hundreds in these three or four days. There are no electricity, water, or gas supplies," he said.
The head said that the russians wounded eight people in the city.
He added that the situation was difficult but noted that the Ukrainian troops preserved the front line.
Humanitarian aid is being delivered to the city, but it isn't easy because the city has one exit and entry. It is constantly under fire.
"We have recorded five deaths on this road in a week. We have to drive in and out of the city using this route. The locals call it 'the road of death' and 'the road of life,'" Barabash said.
Many people are still in the city. Some of them began to register for evacuation. Authorities and rescuers also remain in Avdiivka.
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It is challenging in the Donetsk region now, but the Ukrainian Armed Forces control it.
Complications in the Lyman direction; the fighting is already taking place in Lyman.
Avdiivka military administration: all night, the city and the front line around the city were under fire, with many hits and fires.
Despite extremely heavy shelling and attacks, Vuhledar, Maryinka, and Krasnohorivka are holding on. During the day in the region, there were twelve dead and ten wounded civilians.
On May 25, the russian invaders struck a missile on Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region and hit the housing sector.
As Rubryka reported, on May 25, russian troops launched three missile strikes on Kryvyi Rih.
According to the leader, the missiles hit an industrial enterprise; there was severe damage.
As Rubryka previously reported, russians also launched missile strikes at the Zaporizhzhia region in the morning. Four missile hits have been reported, the consequences of which are still unknown.
On May 23, the Dnipropetrovsk region came under intense missile fire from the russian occupiers. In particular, the authorities recorded four missile hits on infrastructure facilities in the area at once.
The General Staff says the russian army continues to conduct an offensive toward Sievierodonetsk.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces destroyed almost 20 units of military equipment and about 180 occupiers in the east over the past 24 hours.
