Russia dropped four air bombs on Kramatorsk: the number of injured has risen to six

Russia dropped four air bombs on Kramatorsk: the number of injured has risen to six

The number of injured as a result of the Russian air strike on residential buildings in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, has risen to six people. Russian troops dropped four aerial bombs on the city on the afternoon of September 13.

This was reported by the regional department of the State Emergency Service of Ukraine on Facebook

People were trapped under the rubble of a five-story building after the Russian strike. During emergency rescue operations, rescuers freed two women and handed them over to emergency medical workers.

At the strike site, rescuers cleared 1.7 tons of building structures. Emergency rescue operations have now been completed.

Due to the destruction of the staircase and deformation of entrance doors, residents of several apartments were trapped. Using an aerial ladder, rescuers helped 12 people escape.

After the strike, a fire broke out in apartments from the first to the fifth floors. The fire spread over an area of 500 square meters.

Rescuers localized the blaze.

In total, the number of injured as a result of the air strike on residential buildings in Kramatorsk has risen to six people.