Russians killed and injured civilians in Toretsk


The occupants entered one of the flats and deliberately opened fire with automatic rifles.
On Thursday, 21 November, Russian soldiers entered a flat in Toretsk, Donetsk Region, where three civilians were staying. The soldiers opened fire on the people, causing two women to die on the spot. This was reported in the Donetsk regional Prosecutor's office.
Soldiers of the Russian Federation entered one of the flats in a residential quarter of Toretsk, where there were three civilians, and deliberately opened fire from automatic weapons on people, - told in the Prosecutor's office.
Two women were killed, a man who was nearby was wounded. He suffered fractures of the shoulder and collarbone.
The victim is receiving qualified medical assistance, investigative actions are being carried out to establish all the circumstances of the war crime.
The occupants face life imprisonment.

We would like to point out that according to a report by the AFU General Staff on 24 November, the Russians launched two attacks towards Toretsk. There is also information that the occupants are moving towards the city centre.
As the head of the Toretsk military administration Vasyl Chinchik reported earlier, there were about 900 people in Toretsk as of 4 November. In the community - an estimated 2,500 civilians.
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