Ukrainian forces conduct 31 attacks on DPR settlements, killing three civilians
According to Russian military sources, strikes on separatist-controlled areas in eastern Ukraine resulted in three deaths and thirteen injuries over the past day.
Ukrainian forces carried out 31 attacks on settlements in the Donetsk People's Republic over the past 24 hours, according to Russia's TASS news agency citing military sources. Three civilians were killed and thirteen wounded in the strikes, the report stated.
The claim has not been independently verified. Ukraine and Russia make competing claims about military operations and civilian casualties in the ongoing conflict.
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- Ukrainian forces attack DPR settlements 31 times over past day — TASS (Russia)
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