Russia pounds Kramatorsk with guided bombs, 13‑year‑old boy among dead, many wounded

On Sunday, March 29, Russian terrorist army struck civilian infrastructure in Kramatorsk, Donetsk region, with guided aerial bombs. As of 18:00, three people were killed and 13 injured, including a 13-year-old boy.

Head of the Donetsk Regional Military Administration Vadym Filashkin provided updated details of the strike.

He said Russian forces dropped five aerial bombs on the city.

«Eleven private houses, seven apartment blocks, five administrative buildings, a shop, a cafe and six vehicles were damaged,» he wrote.

Filashkin earlier confirmed that the boy killed in Kramatorsk was 13 years old.

«The injured are aged between 20 and 85,» he added.

He also reported significant damage to residential buildings across the city.

«All emergency services are working at the scene. The final number of victims and extent of damage are still being established,» Filashkin said.

Radio Svoboda published video showing the aftermath of the strike on civilian infrastructure in Kramatorsk.

Filashkin also released photos showing severe destruction.

«Russia once again deliberately strikes a peaceful city and kills children. This is deliberate terror against our people. They will be held accountable for every destroyed life and every ruined home,» he wrote.