Video: The number of casualties in Kramatorsk has risen to 24 following a Russian strike

The number of casualties from the Russian airstrike on Kramatorsk has risen to 24. Among the wounded are 10 men and 14 women.

According to police, Russian forces dropped two 500-kg guided bombs on the city. One of them struck a high-rise residential building, while the other landed nearby.

The victims, ranging in age from 18 to 76, suffered blast injuries, shrapnel wounds, fractures, contusions, and traumatic limb amputations.

As a result of the attack, six apartment buildings, two educational institutions, shops, a restaurant, a laundromat, a bank branch, a logistics company office, a boiler room, an infrastructure facility, and vehicles were damaged.

Law enforcement officers are on the scene documenting the aftermath of the strike, providing assistance to the victims, and evacuating residents from the damaged buildings.

Source: Donetsk Regional Police.

In the center of Kramatorsk, Russia, the aggressor state, dropped two aerial bombs. As of 1:50 p.m., the city council reported that the number of civilians wounded in the strike had risen to 22.

Russia dropped seven aerial bombs on Sumy: one person was killed and others were injured.

Over the course of the day on July 17, Russian troops carried out strikes on Kharkiv and 29 other settlements in the Kharkiv region. Two people were killed and 18 others were injured as a result of the shelling; among the victims were five children.