Russian Missile Attack Hits Kharkiv Medical Facility, 62 Reported Injured
The barrage injured 62 people and forced about 200 patients to be moved to other hospitals, officials said.
- On November 3, 2026, at 3:20 am, a Russian airstrike struck a hospital complex in Kharkiv's Nemyshlianskyi district, injuring 73 people including patients, medical workers, and nearby residents.
- The hospital strike occurred during a massive overnight assault involving 289 drones and ballistic missiles, with Russian forces targeting critical infrastructure across Ukraine including Kyiv, Vinnytsia, and Dnipro.
- Investigators recovered fragments indicating Russia used a FAB-250 aerial bomb fitted with a UMPK-5R guidance module, which struck a passage connecting two hospital buildings and damaged wards.
- Authorities reported 226 patients are being evacuated to other facilities, while the blast also damaged an adjacent medical laboratory and windows in 10 nearby apartment buildings.
- By 9 am, Ukrainian air defenses had intercepted 309 aerial targets, including 89 jet-powered Shaheds, though Russian missiles and drones impacted 23 locations across Ukraine with debris at 14 additional sites.
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The Russian army attacked Harkov city with ballistic missiles and guided air bombs. A hospital in Nemishlyansk district was affected by the attack; it is already known that there are 73 wounded, informed the regional park.
During a Russian airstrike on a hospital in Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, at least 62 people were injured in the night from Monday to Tuesday…
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Ukraine's interception rate was much lower than usual for this attack
Only around 29 out of ~70 Kh-101 cruise missiles launched were shot down.In my opinion, this was due to a combination of poor weather conditions, a complete overwhelming of air defences due to the sheer number of missiles used all at once...
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