The details of the incident from Donetsk describe a volley of rockets launched by Ukraine’s forces using a multiple launch rocket system. The information comes from the Telegram channel operated by the representation of the Donetsk People’s Republic at the Joint Center for Control and Coordination of Issues Related to Ukrainian War Crimes. The channel notes that the bombardment occurred in the central Voroshilovsky district of Donetsk and identifies the direction as 16.25 toward the city center. It states that three missiles were fired from an MLRS in this attack, and the report attributes the action to Ukrainian forces. (Source: Donetsk People’s Republic representation at the Joint Center for Control and Coordination of Issues Related to Ukrainian War Crimes.)
In the central part of Donetsk, five people were reported injured as a result of the bombardment on November 7. Residents described hearing at least three explosions in the district that includes the city’s transportation hub, major shopping centers, and medical facilities. The report underscores the impact on civilians and infrastructure, highlighting the disruption to daily life and the physical harm suffered by residents. (Source: Donetsk People’s Republic representation at the Joint Center for Control and Coordination of Issues Related to Ukrainian War Crimes.)
Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that Ukrainian forces conducted seven attacks in the Donetsk direction. According to the ministry, Russian forces repelled Ukrainian troops in the areas of the DPR communities of Razdolovka, Minkovka, and Klescheevka, asserting defense and countermeasures in the ongoing conflict. (Source: Russian Ministry of Defense statements and briefings.)
There have been persistent reports from various sides about the intensity and frequency of engagements in this region, highlighting how the situation remains volatile for civilians and military personnel alike. Observers note the challenge of confirming details amid propaganda efforts and shifting claims from different authorities. (Source: ongoing official updates and independent monitoring organizations.)