In the morning, Russians dropped aerial bombs on Konstantinovka, resulting in one death and several injuries.

On February 19, Wednesday, Russian troops launched a morning attack on Konstantinovka in the Donetsk region, dropping 250-kilogram bombs on the city.

This was reported by Donetsk OVA and Donetsk Regional Prosecutor's Office.

At 8:50 AM, the Russian army carried out two airstrikes, hitting a densely populated residential area.

As a result of the explosions, three women aged 66, 70, and 84, as well as a 65-year-old man, sustained injuries in their apartments. They were diagnosed with blast injuries, shrapnel wounds, and concussions.

Seven minutes later, the Russian army launched four more strikes, targeting the private sector. Two women, aged 55 and 67, suffered bruises and concussions. Medical professionals have assessed the condition of one of them as serious.

The regional administration reported one person dead. Additionally, another individual may be trapped under the rubble of one of the houses. According to the OGA, a total of seven civilians were injured.

Preliminary information indicates that the occupiers used six FAB-250 aerial bombs equipped with a unified planning and correction module (UPKM), allowing free-fall bombs to be converted into guided munitions.

The city sustained damage to four apartment buildings and 34 private homes, as well as power lines, gas pipelines, and vehicles.

It is worth noting that as a result of shelling by Russian forces on February 18, two civilians were injured and one person was killed in the Donetsk region.