US EditionRussian strike on Ukraine's Kharkiv kills two, injures 25, Moscow denies attack took place
Two ballistic missiles struck a five-story building in Kharkiv, injuring 25 people including a six-month-old baby, with six hospitalized, officials said.
- On January 2, 2026, Russian missiles struck a multi-story apartment building in Kharkiv, resulting in at least two deaths and injuring about 25 people, according to officials.
- Regional Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported that rescue teams are searching through the rubble for survivors and confirmed the identities of the deceased.
- The Russian Defense Ministry denied the attack, claiming the explosion was caused by detonated Ukrainian ammunition.
- Ukrainian state Emergency Services began rescue efforts to find people believed to be trapped in the building's ruins.
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Peace talks are underway on the international stage, but the war continues in Ukraine. Russia shelled the major city of Kharkiv, which lies near the front line. According to Ukrainian sources, a residential area was hit.
According to the regional authorities, at least 19 people were injured in a Russian air raid on the north-eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. The attack on Friday hit residential buildings, Governor Oleg Synegubov reported. Among the injured were a six-month-old baby. People had suffered injuries from an explosion and glass fragments. Ukrainian President Wolodymyr Selenskyy called the attack "abominable". According to the first reports, two rocke…
Zelenskyy Condemns ‘Heinous’ Russian Missile Strike on Kharkiv Residential Area
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has condemned a Russian missile attack on the eastern city of Kharkiv, calling it a 'heinous strike' on civilian life and accusing Moscow of deliberately prolonging the war despite ongoing diplomatic efforts.According to preliminary reports, at least two Russian missiles struck an ordinary residential area in Kharkiv, one of Ukraine's largest cities, late
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