Property belonging to the Azerbaijani community in Kramatorsk was damaged by Russian shelling
As a result of Russian shelling of Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region, property belonging to members of the city’s Azerbaijani community was damaged. Specifically, a commercial building, vehicles, and residential buildings were destroyed, and one person was injured.
According to the Report news agency, Mubariz Rustamov, the leader of the Azerbaijani diaspora in Kramatorsk, suffered significant losses. As a result of Russian missile strikes and drone attacks, his 500-square-meter commercial facility, as well as his vehicles, were completely destroyed.
In addition, Ismailov Niyatulla, born in 1960, was injured during the airstrike. His home and car were seriously damaged.
Also, according to Report, the home of another member of the Azerbaijani community—Hasan Mamedov—was damaged.
The agency notes that Kramatorsk is regularly subjected to Russian shelling.
This was reported on August 5 by the Azerbaijani news agency Report.
As a reminder, over the past 24 hours, on August 4, Russian troops killed three civilians in the Donetsk region and wounded another 31 people.
In July 2026, the Russian army used 8,385 guided aerial bombs (GABs) equipped with universal planning and correction modules (UPCMs) against Ukraine. This is the highest figure since the start of the full-scale war.
