On February 6, Russian military actions in the Donetsk and Kherson oblasts of Ukraine led to the tragic deaths of two civilians and injured twelve others. The casualties occurred in specific locations, including Dobropillia and Oleksiievo-Druzhkivka in Donetsk, where three individuals were also reported injured. This incident highlights the ongoing violence and the targeting of residential areas, amplifying the human cost of the conflict in these regions.

In the Kherson Oblast, nine civilians sustained injuries as a result of Russian artillery attacks. The strikes were not only focused on military targets but also significantly impacted civilian infrastructure, with reports indicating damage to three apartment buildings, eight houses, and various communal facilities. This pattern of targeting essential infrastructure raises concerns about the humanitarian impact and the prolonged suffering of the local population amidst the ongoing war.

The recent escalation of violence, including large-scale strikes across multiple regions of Ukraine on the night of February 6-7, underscores the heightened risks faced by civilians. As Russian forces intensify their attacks, the situation remains dire for many, leading to increased calls for international attention and the need for protective measures for vulnerable communities in conflict zones.