Maxim Tucker
Even with such close-quarters fighting, Russian artillery pounds the rubble around the infantry into dust. “What the enemy is doing is just ruining this building with artillery,” Krykun says. “It doesn’t matter to them that they have their soldiers inside.” A Donbas mining town that was home to about 12,000 people before the war, Rodynske sits astride a key road network on high ground about 10 kilometres north of the larger Pokrovsk settlement. 4/15
