Russian attacks on Kramatorsk kill four, including three combined heat and power plant workers
Russian forces shelled the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk three times on 20 October. Four people were killed, including three workers of the Kramatorsk heat and power plant, and six more were injured.
Russian forces shelled the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk three times on 20 October. Four people were killed and six others were injured, according to a report by the Ukrainian outlet Ukrainska Pravda.
Three of the dead were employees of the Kramatorsk combined heat and power plant (known in Ukraine as a TETs). Such plants produce heat and electricity, so the loss of staff affects the city's utility infrastructure.
The source does not say what weapons were used, which parts of the city were hit, or whether the plant itself was damaged. It also gives no details on the condition of the injured or on the identity of the fourth victim.
