• The Russian onslaught on the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk has resumed.
• Civilian casualties are reported in Thursday’s attacks, but it is unclear how many.
• Eight individuals were hurt, two of whom are in severe condition.

One day after a strike there left at least three people dead, the Russian onslaught on the eastern Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk has resumed.

In the Wednesday night attack on the residential neighborhood, two missiles came down close to an active rescue effort.

People heard the first incoming hit and then witnessed the second as missiles were fired towards the city.

According to early reports, there were civilian casualties in Thursday’s attacks, but it was unclear how many, according to Pavlo Kyrylenko, commander of the regional military administration.

“Kramatorsk shook again with explosions as the Russians launched two more missile strikes,” Kyrylenko said on the messaging app Telegram. “Again, they hit the city center, residential buildings.”

Oleksandr Honcharenko, the city’s mayor, informed the populace that Kramatorsk had been struck and urged them to remain in bomb shelters.

Eight individuals were hurt in the attack on Wednesday night, two of whom are in severe condition, according to Honcharenko.

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