Village Kurdiumivka in Donetsk Oblast after Russia's shelling on Oct. 23. (Pavlo Kyrylenko / Telegram)
Donetsk Oblast Governor Pavlo Kyrylenko said that Russian troops shelled the village of Kurdiumivka with artillery, destroying two residential houses and killing three people overnight on Oct. 23.
A day before, on Oct. 22, according to Kyrylenko, Russian forces killed 2 civilians in Donetsk Oblast – one in Klishchiivka and one in Torske; nine people were injured.
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