Russian airstrike on Kramatorsk suburb kills woman, injures five

On November 3, Russian forces dropped four guided aerial bombs on the village of Yasnohirka near Kramatorsk in Donetsk Oblast, killing a 48-year-old woman and injuring five people. At least 16 private houses were damaged in the attack on the residential area. The strike occurred around 11:33 using FAB bombs equipped with universal gliding kits. The injured include a 64-year-old couple, their sons aged 29 and 40, and a neighbor, all suffering from shrapnel wounds, blast injuries, and concussions. The Kramatorsk prosecutor's office has opened a pre-trial investigation into the violation of war laws. The Kramatorsk community has faced relentless Russian attacks targeting civilian infrastructure. This incident follows an October 31 airstrike that destroyed the city council building and the October 25 death of Canadian volunteer Jesse Adams, killed by an FPV drone during an animal evacuation mission.