Russian strikes kill 1 in Ukraine’s northeast
The bombing came after Ukrainian strikes that killed 11 and wounded dozens in a Russian Black Sea resort, as Russia's battlefield advances showed signs of slowing.
In Ukraine's northeast, a Russian strike resulted in the death of one individual, according to the head of the regional military administration. The attack targeted civilian infrastructure and private homes in three locations within the Kovpakivsky district. This incident occurred following Ukrainian strikes that claimed the lives of 11 people and injured dozens in a Russian Black Sea resort and annexed Crimea.
As Russia's battlefield advances seem to be slowing, the regional military administration disclosed that the Russian forces launched guided aerial bombs at the city's civilian infrastructure. Grygorov shared the grim news on Telegram, adding that there were also casualties among the wounded. The ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine began in February 2022, with Russia conducting numerous attacks from the Crimean peninsula.
Despite the region's front lines remaining largely unchanged in July, the Institute for the Study of War's data suggests that Ukraine's forces have been largely unable to alter Russia's momentum.
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