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Russian missiles destroyed a railway station, a shop, and a church in Ukraine’s Kostiantynivka

According to preliminary information, Russian troops launched S-300 missiles in a land-to-land mode around 2 a.m. at night.

byBohdan Ben

25/02/2024

1 minute read

The railway station in Kostiantynivka destroyed on 25 February 2024. Photo by Suspilne Donbas

Russian missiles destroyed a railway station, a shop, and a church in Ukraine’s Kostiantynivka

The Donetsk Oblast military administration informed that one man was killed due to the Russian attack.

Kostiantynivka is located nearly 15 kilometers from the current frontline.

The devastating attack destroyed a railway station and a shop nearby, damaging also a church, 12 apartment buildings, 21 stores, three educational institutions, and 2 administrative buildings.

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Ukraine’s Air Force also reported that they downed 16 out of 18 Shakhed drones, which Russia launched at night on 25 February against multiple Ukrainian regions.

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