Russian stuff blowing up: Russia assaults Kharkiv apartment buildings with cluster munitions

Russian stuff blowing up: Russia assaults Kharkiv apartment buildings with cluster munitions

Russia launched ballistic missiles with cluster warheads at Kharkiv that sprayed dozens of residential buildings with shrapnel. One of the survivors. Russia also attacked a bakery in Sumy. And an apartment building in Kupyansk. Girls Just Wanna Have...

While a large part of Western countries have banned their use, cluster munitions, which cripple a large area of explosive devices, are still being used, particularly in Ukraine, by both camps, but the victims are largely civilians, as evidenced by the 17 April attack in Kharkiv.

In Kupyansk, as a result of Russian air strikes, more than 10 private residential buildings and outbuildings were damaged.

The Russian army has stepped up its offensive in the Kupyansk direction. The occupiers tried to break through in several areas. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with reference to the OSGV "Khortytsia". "In the Kupyansk direction, the assault actions of the Russian invaders were successfully repelled near Malaya Shapkovka and Zagryzovo," the report says. Attack near Novoplatonovka Near Novoplatonovka, the enemy attacked the defensive fortificatio…

The bombings hit densely populated areas of Kharkiv and Sumy, where multiple impacts were recorded with Iranian-made ballistic missiles and drones.