Russia drops eight FAB-250 bombs on Kramatorsk, killing one and injuring 18
Prosecutors opened a war crimes investigation into the glide-bomb strike, the latest in a series that has hit residential blocks across Donetsk Oblast.
On 14 August, the head of the Donetsk Oblast Military Administration, Vadym Filashkin, reported that a Russia glide-bomb strike on Kramatorsk killed one person and wounded 18, opening a war-crimes investigation. The attack on 13 August involved eight FAB-250 bombs with glide and correction modules, hitting residential areas including apartment buildings.
Filashkin confirmed the toll rose to 18 wounded overnight, with victims ranging in age from 47 to 85, suffering from various injuries. The attack on civilian areas is a war crime under international law. Since 11 August, Russians have shelled populated areas of Donetsk Oblast 37 times, evacuating 624 people, including 90 children.
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