This is according to Yuriy Tretyak from the Myrnohrad city military administration, as reported by Suspilne.
"Three rocket hits. Three sinkholes within a 20-meter radius. Ten high-rise residential buildings suffered severe damage. One nine-story building's entrance is so damaged it's unfit for housing and requires major restoration," the message said.
Due to the missile strike, a boiler house was disconnected, leaving 2,088 subscribers without heating. Repair crews have partially restored the heat supply.
"Ten civilians were injured, residents of the damaged houses. Three people were hospitalized, one in Pokrovsk. The others received medical assistance and will be treated on an outpatient basis," added Tretyak.
The missile strike damaged the heat pipe and collector, with specialists assessing the extent of the damage and determining necessary repairs.
Vadym Filashkin, head of the Donetsk regional military administration, revealed that the Russian army used three S-300 missiles in the attack on Myrnohrad, injuring a teenager and damaging 27 cars.
Photo: https://t.me/VadimFilashkin_donoda
Later, the regional prosecutor's office informed that 11 people were wounded in the attack, including a teenager.
A 16-year-old boy was injured, as well as 5 women and 5 men aged 34 to 95.
"All the victims received emergency medical care. The people were diagnosed with cut wounds, mine-blast injuries, multiple abrasions, closed head injury and concussion," prosecutors said.
The explosions damaged at least 17 multi-storey buildings.
Later it became known that the number of victims had increased to 12 people.
During the night, Russians attacked Dobropillia with drones - in the morning, rescuers pulled the bodies of two people from the rubble of a house, said the head of the regional state administration Filashkin.
In addition, the enemy shelled Chasiv Yar with artillery in the morning, killing a 66-year-old man, Filashkin added.