Russians shell school in Donetsk region, dead


The attacker attacked a school in the Pokrovsky district with 12 people in it. Two people were killed in the attack and six others were injured.
This was reported by the Donetsk regional prosecutor's office.
Today, 30 June, around 11:20 a.m., the occupants attacked a civilian facility in Serhiyivtsi village, Pokrovskiy district. Sergeyevtsy of the Pokrovsky district. The enemy probably used multiple rocket launchers.
The hit took place on the territory of a local school, which at the time of the shelling had 12 civilians - representatives of the administration, teachers and technical staff. A 56-year-old primary school teacher and a 44-year-old head accountant were killed by the shelling. Six other staff members, including four men aged 54 to 69 and two women aged 24 and 34, were injured," the prosecutor's office said.

All of the wounded were hospitalized with blast and shrapnel wounds.
It is noted that the school is virtually destroyed: classrooms, classrooms and other rooms have been destroyed, furniture and school equipment have been smashed. Rescuers, prosecutors and law enforcers continue to work at the scene. The prosecutor's office has launched a pre-trial investigation into the violation of laws and customs of war (part 2 of Article 438 of the Ukrainian Criminal Code).

Earlier, Sotsportal reported that more than 10 explosions took place in temporarily occupied Berdyansk. This information was confirmed by the local military administration, but the General Staff has not yet commented on the events.
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