On July 14, Russia launched attacks on Myrnohrad and Lyman in Eastern Ukraine’s Donetsk region, resulting in casualties and damage to civilian infrastructure.
In Myrnograd, a rocket strike targeted an administration building and a residential building. Local authorities confirmed one person killed and six injured, with at least two more individuals suspected to be trapped under the debris.
Lyman also came under fire, with three residents reported injured and damage inflicted on a house and a coffee shop.
Vadym Filashkin, head of the Donetsk Oblast Military Administration, condemned the attacks and urged civilians to evacuate the region due to the ongoing shelling. Mandatory evacuations are already underway in some areas, particularly near the front lines.
Earlier, on July 14, Russia initiated the deployment of 3-ton KABs into Ukraine, releasing a video showing a Su-34 aircraft striking with a 3-ton FAB-3000 guided bomb.
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