A school in Kramatorsk, Ukraine, was left in ruins after two missiles struck the city on March 5.

Footage filmed on March 6 by Conall Kearney shows several caved-in classrooms with books and shoes amongst the rubble.

"Two large craters could be observed from where the bombs detonated, one of which caused the side of the building to collapse. The inside of the school was a scene of devastation, with broken glass and rubble everywhere," Kearney told Newsflare.

According to reports, there were no casualties.

Kramatorsk is 55 km away from Bakhmut, the scene of an intense battle between Ukrainian and Russian forces.

2 large explosions could be heard in the Ukrainian city of Kramatorsk at 11pm on March 5th.

The target was School number 1 in the city. Two large craters could be observed from where the bombs detonated, one of which caused the side of the building to collapse.
The inside of the school was a scene of devastation, with broken glass and rubble everywhere.

There was no casualties.

Kramatorsk is 55km away from Bakhmut which is the scene of an intense battle between Ukrainian and Russian forces. If the Russian forces take Bakhmut, it would open a corridor to potentially attack Kramatorsk city directly