INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Russian shelling killed four people in eastern Ukraine's Donetsk region, authorities said Monday, as Moscow's forces aim to push deeper into
the war-battered region.Donetsk region Governor Vadym Filashkin said attacks late Sunday against the mining town of Siversk, which is
flanked by Russian forces, had led to the deaths."The city was shelled yesterday evening with multiple rocket launchers
It has now been established that four men aged 36 to 86 died as a result of this shelling," Filashkin wrote on social media.Siversk, which
had an estimated pre-war population of 11,000 people, has come under constant Russian shelling since Moscow invaded Ukraine in February
2022.Russia claimed to have annexed the entire Donetsk region in September 2022 despite not fully controlling the region.Officials have
warned that the eastern front line has become increasingly precarious as Ukraine struggles to secure more arms from allies and recruit
