US EditionRussian missile strike kills three, wounds 10 in Kharkiv region, Ukraine says
Russian missile strikes in Balakliya killed 3 and injured about 10, including teenagers, damaging residential buildings and cars, officials said.
- On November 17, a Russian missile strike hit Balakliia in Kharkiv region, killing three and wounding 10 as emergency crews responded overnight in the city centre.
- Moscow has stepped up missile, drone and artillery strikes on Kharkiv region, targeting energy facilities and infrastructure as winter approaches, prompting Ukraine's appeals to Western partners for supplies and weapons.
- Vitaliy Karabanov reported two strikes hit the city centre, with regional authorities showing blown-out facades, upper-floor fires and damaged multi-storey residential blocks and cars.
- Power outages hit parts of the Kharkiv region overnight, complicating emergency needs as Volodymyr Zelenskyy, President of Ukraine, pursued European aid after the Athens LNG deal on November 16 and before the Paris stop scheduled on November 17.
- Balakliia, retaken months after occupation and a key railroad junction, highlights strategic targets as Ukraine seeks long-range missiles and France's pledged Aster medium-range missiles.
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Night after night, Russia invades Ukraine with attacks. Once again, this has had serious consequences in the eastern Ukrainian region of Kharkiv.
At least three people have died and ten others have been injured, including three children, as a result of a missile attack on Monday by the Russian Army in Balaklia, in eastern Ukraine, the local authorities have reported, Europa Press reports. The head of the military administration of this locality in Járkov province, Vitali Karabanov, has confirmed the figure on his Telegram channel, although he has indicated that it is preliminary informati…
Three people died as a result of a Russian missile attack on the town of Balaclay under Kharkov.
According to the Ukrainian authorities, the strike took place on the night of Sunday, 16 to Monday, 17 November, in the town of Balakliia, in the Kharkiv region.
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