Russian invaders burned a 100-year-old steam mill in Donetsk region that survived two World Wars 

This is stated in the report of the Donetsk Regional Military Administration as of the morning on the 10th of May.

In particular, in New York, as a result of shelling on the 9th of May, one of the few historical monuments, the steam mill of Peter Dikk was burned down, which survived two world wars. The corresponding video, in which the building is on fire, was published by journalist Haian Avakian.  

“In New York, the German heritage of the Eastern Ukraine was burned down. Peter Dik’s steam mill, which was built here at the beginning of the last century,” she said.

Furthermore, heavy fighting continues near Lyman, in the area of the city of Marinka and the village Novomykhailivka (in the east of Ukraine). Significant destruction of civilian infrastructure was recorded in Marinka, but it is impossible to document the damage due to constant shelling.

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