Parts of the city of Smila in the central Cherkasy region were left without access to water after the Russian strikes. The attack damaged a medical facility, as well as water and heat supply networks. In one of the villages of the front-line Zaporizhzhia region, a missile struck a stadium at a school, damaging the facility’s building as well as residential houses and a kindergarten. Russian forces also hit a grocery warehouse in Kramatorsk, a city in the front-line Donetsk region in the east, killing one person and wounding another.

35 killed in Russian gas station blast

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Rescuers battling the blaze at the gas station. Pic/AP

A massive explosion at a gas station in Russia’s southern republic of Dagestan killed 35 people and injured scores more, Russian officials said on Tuesday. Russia’s Emergency Ministry said a total of 105 people were injured. Three of those killed were children, Dagestan’s governor Sergei Melikov said. The explosion took place on Monday night on the outskirts of Makhachkala, the region’s capital. A fire started at a car repair shop and spread to a nearby gas station, prompting the blast. The subsequent fire raged on the area of 600 square metre. Families of the victims will receive 1 million rubles (about $10,000) each, while those injured will get 200,000-400,000 rubles (about $2,000-$4,000).

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