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Kramatorsk city-centre bombing

Updated

The injury count rose to 15 civilians; one of the bombs hit a residential building.

Before

Initial regional-authority report

Two bombs hit the city centre and the casualty total was being established.

Now

Prosecutor's-office update

The injury count rose to 15 civilians; one of the bombs hit a residential building.

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Does the injury count rise or is the final degree of building damage confirmed?

The question is considered resolved when

A closing casualty update from the prosecutor or regional authority and a final damage assessment from the municipality or emergency service.

Why does this matter?

The later authority total establishes a broad civilian impact without a final damage assessment yet published.

What are we watching next?

Does the injury count rise or is the final degree of building damage confirmed?

The question is considered resolved when

A closing casualty update from the prosecutor or regional authority and a final damage assessment from the municipality or emergency service.

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Updated
Initial regional-authority report

Two bombs hit the city centre and the casualty total was being established.

Prosecutor's-office update

The injury count rose to 15 civilians; one of the bombs hit a residential building.

Origin families for this update: Donetsk regional authority · Ukrinform

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