Russian Guided Bomb Hits Eastern Ukraine: Casualties and Damage Reported

A Russian guided bomb killed two and wounded three in Selydove, eastern Ukraine, damaging five five-storey buildings and six private homes. Russia's ongoing invasion, which began in February 2022, has resulted in over 10,000 guided bombs being dropped, including 3,200 in May alone, according to Ukrainian sources.

A Russian guided bomb killed two people and wounded three in a residential area of the eastern Ukrainian town of Selydove on Friday, regional prosecutors said. Five five-storey buildings and six private homes were damaged by the UMPB D-30 bomb in Selydove, about 14 km (nine miles) from the front line, the Donetsk region prosecutors said on the Telegram messaging app.

Russia, which began its full-scale invasion in February 2022, has dropped over 10,000 guided bombs since the start of the year, including over 3,200 in May alone, Ukrainian military spokesman Nazar Voloshyn said.

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