Russia's aerial bombing of Kramatorsk apartment blocks kills 3 men in Ukraine

Ukrainian police have documented the consequences of a Russian airstrike on Kramatorsk in the Donetsk region, which killed three men and left five people injured on 20 October 2026. According to the National Police of Ukraine, the Russian army attacked the city at 10:04 with four FAB-250 aerial bombs equipped with unified planning and correction modules (UMPK).

The dead were men aged 42, 47 and 48. The injured included two women aged 65 and 66 and three men aged 38, 65 and 67, all diagnosed with shrapnel wounds and mine-blast injuries. The strikes damaged 15 multi-storey residential buildings, two educational institutions, two civilian vehicles, and a household and non-residential premises.

Investigative-operational groups, paramedics, explosives technicians and patrol police are working at the impact sites. Police are continuing to record the aftermath of the attack and are collecting and removing material evidence of Russian war crimes.