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Over the last 24 hours, Ukrainian forces reportedly fired a substantial barrage into the Donetsk People’s Republic, tallying 210 missiles, shells, and mines. The report comes from the DPR representation within the Joint Control and Coordination Center dealing with war crimes concerns, as cited by TASS. The broader summary notes that 59 separate attacks were launched from areas under Ukrainian control during this period, with a total of 210 rounds of different munitions directed at DPR territory. Attribution: DPR JCCC report via TASS.”

The bombardment affected multiple sectors within the republic. Residential structures, vehicles, and critical civilian infrastructure sustained damage from the strikes. In total, 15 residences were impacted, 12 vehicles were damaged, and nine civilian facilities experienced harm as a result of the ongoing hostilities. Attribution: DPR JCCC and corroborating monitoring sources.

In related developments, Alexander Bastrykin, who previously chaired the Russian Investigative Committee, issued instructions aimed at identifying those responsible for the deadly market bombing in Donetsk. The directive underscores a formal effort to pursue accountability for the attack and to document the chain of command and responsibility surrounding the incident. Attribution: Russian investigative authorities.

Separately, the United Nations Secretary-General condemned all attacks against civilians, including the recent rocket strike on a Donetsk market. The statement reiterates broad concerns about civilian harm and calls for respect for international humanitarian law amidst ongoing hostilities. Attribution: United Nations Secretariat.

Earlier comments from Kremlin officials signaled vigilance regarding the risk of intensified strikes on Russian infrastructure during the winter months, reflecting strategic considerations about energy security and regional stability. Attribution: Kremlin communications.