Russian Strike Collapses a Kharkiv Apartment Stairwell and Kills Three, Days After the US Waived Sanctions on Russia’s Diesel
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Russian strike collapses a Kharkiv apartment stairwell and kills three, days after the US waived sanctions on Russia’s diesel
Rescuers dug through the night to reach the people buried in the four-story building, while the White House still wants Kyiv to stop striking Russian refineries.
In Kharkiv, where the Russians destroyed the entrance of a house with a missile strike, three people were killed and 15 injured were reported.
A resident of a multi-storey house in Kharkov, which was hit by the occupiers on the evening of 12 October, described the tragedy, according to Dmitri, his wife and a small one.
According to the authorities, at least three people were killed and eleven others injured in a Russian air raid on the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. A four-storey house was hit in the rocket attack, the Ukrainian authorities reported. People could still be buried in the rubble of the house, it said. Rescue forces are in action. Kharkiv is the target of massive Russian air raids time and again.
Illustrative image Photo: PexelsTrump suspends sanctions on Russian diesel and presses Kiev to stop attacks on refineries
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