Russians attacked a church in Kostiantynivka: a child found among the ruins.

According to inkorr.com: The law enforcement agencies shared details of the attack on the church of Iov Pochayivskyi in Kostiantynivka. According to the Main Directorate of the National Police in the Donetsk Region, around 10:39, Russian troops dropped a 'FAB-250' bomb on the church, where civilians were present.

As a result of the shelling, two men aged 49 and 56 were killed. Two more men aged 47 and 74 were wounded, as well as two women aged 56 and 62. One of the injured, the younger woman, is in critical condition due to a traumatic amputation of the arm.

At the site of the shelling, law enforcement found a two-year-old boy. The child was with his priest-father in the burning city. The child's mother died from an enemy strike last week.

Additionally, a 54-year-old woman was injured as a result of another airstrike on the city that occurred at 10:50.

The police took measures to assist the wounded and the child during the shelling—all survived. The situation is now under control, all the injured have been hospitalized, and the child and the priest-father were evacuated to a safe place.

False city on the certificate and shelling in Kostiantynivka

It is worth noting that in the birth certificate of one of the users of the 'Diia' application, the city of Kostiantynivka is mistakenly marked as a locality of the Russian Federation. This error has sparked outrage on social media.

Russian troops are shelling the city of Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk Region, causing substantial damage to residential buildings and electrical networks. As a result of the attacks, serious damage has been inflicted on the infrastructure and property of local residents.

Kostiantynivka has seen tragic consequences from the attacks on the church and shelling in the city. Russian troops attacked civilians, resulting in fatalities and significant material damage to residents. Police promptly intervened, providing assistance to the victims and maintaining control of the situation. All the injured received necessary medical care, and the child and priest-father were evacuated to a safe place for further treatment.