Russian occupiers launched 2,732 strikes on the Donetsk oblast within a single day, leaving 11 people injured and damaging 82 civilian structures, as reported by regional police on October 3.
Explosions occurred in 16 settlements: the cities of Bilytske, Hirniak, Kostiantynivka, Kramatorsk, Kurakhove, Lyman, Myrnohrad, Rodynske, Sloviansk, Toretsk, and the villages of Andriivka, Katerynivka, Markove, Pishchane, Sontsivka, and Ulakly.
A total of 82 civilian objects were damaged, including 16 residential homes.
In Kramatorsk, the russians dropped three UMPB D-30 SN bombs, injuring a civilian and damaging two buildings, 34 garages, and civilian vehicles.
In Sloviansk, the enemy hit with two UMPB D-30 SN bombs, injuring a civilian and damaging a hotel, commercial pavilions, non-residential buildings, a car, and critical infrastructure.
In Kostiantynivka, artillery shelling injured two people and damaged three apartment buildings, three cars, and power lines.
Three civilians were injured in Pishchane, which was hit by three FAB-250 bombs. There was damage to two enterprises and critical infrastructure.
Andriivka was shelled by russian Tornado-S multiple rocket systems, injuring two residents. One person was injured in Hirniak, and another in the village of Ulakly.
In Rodynske, enemy attacks damaged an educational institution and an administrative building. In Bilytske, a workshop, a non-residential building, a tractor, and civilian vehicles were damaged. In Katerynivka, six private houses and a store were affected.
Donetsk Oblast Military Administration reported that 423 more people, including 41 children, were evacuated from the frontlines within the day.
