Railway Station Destroyed After Russian Attack in Kostyantynivka

One person was injured in the attack, which also damaged the church and about a dozen houses and shops.

The Kostyantynivka railway station along with more than a dozen houses and shops were damaged in Russian shelling at the beginning of the third year of Russia’s full-scale invasion.

As Radio Svoboda reported, police said that one person was injured in the Donetsk region industrial city, Russian military allegedly targeted with S-300 missiles Sunday morning. 

“The railway station building, a church, 2 private and 12 apartment buildings, 21 shops, 19 trade pavilions, three educational institutions, 2 administrative buildings, a post office, and a kiosk were destroyed,” the police said. 

In Selydovo, another city in the Donetsk region, a cafe was reported damaged in Russian strikes. 

Oleksandr Syrskyi, the commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that the Russian army regularly storms the positions of Ukrainian troops. 

In many areas, the situation is difficult and requires constant monitoring.