Russian attack kills five in Ukraine's Kharkiv, shatters residences
Officials said three bombs hit different city areas, leaving 30 people in hospital and damaging apartment buildings and warehouses.
- On Monday, Russian bombs struck residential areas of Ukraine's northeastern city of Kharkiv, killing five people and injuring 53. The city lies 30 km from the Russian border.
- Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported on Telegram that three bombs struck different areas of the city. Mayor Ihor Terehov confirmed emergency crews recovered two bodies from rubble.
- Of the 53 injured, 30 are being treated in hospitals with three in serious condition. Three of the injured were children, and officials noted warehouses were also damaged.
- Resident Viktoriia Nahornyak told Reuters Television, "We saw two wounded neighbours covered in blood." The strike shattered apartment facades and balconies, forcing survivors to flee their homes.
- Since February 2022, Kharkiv has withstood sustained Russian attacks and suffered considerable damage. Ukraine's second-largest city continues to endure ongoing conflict pressure from Russian forces.
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Russian attack kills five in Ukraine's Kharkiv
KHARKIV, Ukraine — Russian bombs struck a residential area of Ukraine's northeastern city of Kharkiv on Monday, killing five people, injuring more than 50 and shattering apartment buildings, officials said.
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Six people were killed and 59 injured in a Russian air raid on Kharkiv. Three Russian steering bombs hit residential buildings, among others.
At least five people died on Monday in guided Russian bombings against Járkov, the second city in Ukraine, in the northeastern part of the country, the regional governor reported.
Russian armed forces hit Harkov with three guided bombs on Monday, killing at least six people and wounding 59, including three children, reports Kyiv Post.
At least three Russian gliding bombs were shot in the Slobidsky district, according to Kharkiv mayor Ihor Terekhov. According to the head of the military administration of the oblast, Oleh Synehubov, 59 people were also injured.
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