Russian drone attacked a volunteer vehicle in Kostiantynivka: one person killed.

According to ТСН: On December 25, Russian occupation troops struck a drone at an evacuation group in Kostiantynivka in the Donetsk region.

According to the local military administration, an enemy FPV drone hit a civilian vehicle of the NGO "Kramatorsk Volunteer Union" that was engaged in evacuating people from dangerous areas.

"One civilian was killed as a result of the enemy drone hitting the fiber optic. His life was cut short instantly due to the aggressor's precise strike. Two other individuals sustained injuries of varying degrees of severity. The injured were promptly delivered to the city hospital in Druzhkivka, where they are currently receiving all necessary medical assistance," noted Serhiy Horbunov.

The main representative of the local administration emphasized that the enemy deliberately "hunts" civilians and volunteers, using drones in residential areas. At the same time, it is emphasized that during this shelling, residential buildings were not damaged.

"Law enforcement agencies continue to document crimes committed by the Russian Federation. The Kostiantynivka city military administration reiterates: there are no safe places left in the community. The enemy hunts civilian transport and ordinary pedestrians. The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones is to evacuate to safer regions," noted Serhiy Horbunov.

In addition, it is known that at night on December 25, the enemy again struck the port and industrial infrastructure of Odesa region, resulting in one person killed and two others injured.

On the eve, the RF army launched a new massive attack on Odesa region, as a result of which civilian infrastructure in the south of the region was affected.

These events indicate the continuation of armed aggression by Russia against Ukraine, particularly regarding civilians and volunteers who are trying to help people in difficult conditions. Despite the dangers, volunteers continue their important work, saving lives in wartime. The situation leaves many questions regarding safety in areas suffering from constant attacks.