Death toll from Russian missile strike on Kramatorsk apartment building rises to four
The death toll from the Russian strike on downtown Kramatorsk on July 31 has risen to four, Ukraine’s State Emergency Service said on Telegram on Aug. 3.
A Russian missile strike on Kramatorsk killed at least four people and injured 13.
Rescuers said one body was recovered from under the rubble of a five-story residential building, where the strike destroyed two entrances and ignited a fire.
Emergency crews dismantled more than 185 tons of collapsed building structures. The blaze, which covered an area of 1,200 square meters, has been fully extinguished.
Initial reports on Thursday said three people were killed in the attack.
Russian invaders struck central Kramatorsk on the afternoon of July 31. The missile hit a five-story apartment building, completely destroying half of the structure.
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