2 killed after Russian extensive strikes on Donetsk region in Ukraine

Two people were killed and two others wounded in Russian attacks on Ukraine's eastern Donetsk region over the past 24 hours, according to a statement published Monday by the National Police of Ukraine.

In the city of Kramatorsk, one person was killed and another injured after Russian forces launched 14 strikes, including seven aerial bombs.

The attacks damaged eight apartment buildings and four private houses, as well as a church, a shopping kiosk, a car dealership, a tire center, two civilian vehicles and a non-residential premises. In Druzhkivka, a Russian FPV drone killed a civilian and injured one other person.

Police said eight settlements across the region came under fire during the reporting period, with 1,805 attacks recorded along the front line and against residential areas.

A total of 41 civilian objects were damaged, including 27 residential buildings. In Sloviansk, four FPV drones damaged a private house, a State Emergency Service vehicle and two civilian cars; further strikes on the city's residential sector were reported early Monday, with consequences still being established.

Ukrainian police and the Security Service have opened criminal proceedings under Article 438 of the Criminal Code on war crimes.