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Journalists injured in Russia’s shelling of Kramatorsk

NUJU By NUJU
28.06.2023
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As a result of the Russian missile attack on Kramatorsk, Donetsk Region, which was carried out yesterday evening, eight people, including three children, were killed. 56 more people were injured, reported the Minister of Interior Affairs of Ukraine, Ihor Klymenko.

According to reports, journalists were among those injured.

The organization Aquanta Ukraina (Hold on, Ukraine), a support group for Ukraine in Latin America, reported that three Colombian citizens were wounded during the shelling of downtown Kramatorsk. They were the organization’s founder Sergio Jaramillo, writer and journalist Hector Abad, and journalist Catalina Gomez. They received minor injuries.

The group of Colombians was accompanied by a Ukrainian writer (whose name is withheld for ethical reasons). Unfortunately, she is currently in critical condition.

Russia must answer for every crime against the civilian population!

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