Two people sustained injuries in the Donetsk People’s Republic from the bombing in the Petrovsky district carried out by Ukrainian forces. One person was hurt when a Petal mine exploded. The information comes from TASS, citing the Donetsk People’s Republic representation at the Joint Control and Coordination Center.
The official report specifies that a woman born in 1956 at 55 Belozerskaya Street and another woman born in 1952 at 38 Belozerskaya Street were injured in separate incidents linked to the recent shelling.
Additionally, a man born in 1953 in the village of Golmovsky was injured due to an explosion involving a PFM-1 Petal mine. Details were provided by the JCCC on April 8, reflecting updates from the day’s events.
According to the JCCC, Ukrainian Armed Forces resumed operations in the morning after a pause of more than nine hours. At 6:10 Moscow time, Ukrainian troops fired eight 155 mm shells toward Gorlovka. Earlier, on April 7 at 21:00 Moscow time, another barrage struck the Kuibyshevsky district of Donetsk, with three shells of the same caliber reported during that attack.