Russian attack kills five in Ukraine's Kharkiv, shatters residences
Officials said 53 people were injured, including three children, and apartment buildings and warehouses were badly damaged.
- On Monday, Russian bombs struck residential areas of Ukraine's northeastern city of Kharkiv, killing five people and injuring 53. The city lies 30 km from the Russian border.
- Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported on Telegram that three bombs struck different areas of the city. Mayor Ihor Terehov confirmed emergency crews recovered two bodies from rubble.
- Of the 53 injured, 30 are being treated in hospitals with three in serious condition. Three of the injured were children, and officials noted warehouses were also damaged.
- Resident Viktoriia Nahornyak told Reuters Television, "We saw two wounded neighbours covered in blood." The strike shattered apartment facades and balconies, forcing survivors to flee their homes.
- Since February 2022, Kharkiv has withstood sustained Russian attacks and suffered considerable damage. Ukraine's second-largest city continues to endure ongoing conflict pressure from Russian forces.
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"The results of the Russian attack on Kharkiv by guided aerial bombs have increased to five deaths. Thirty wounded are in hospitals, three of them in critical condition," said the governor of the region, Oleg Synegoubov, on Telegram. The results have increased after the discovery of the bodies of two victims killed in these strikes "under the rubble of a sewing workshop", said the mayor of the city, Igor Terekhov. The two officials reported thre…
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cedarnews.netIn the district of Slobidski, homes, civil companies and cars have been damaged, according to the mayor of the city
On the afternoon of October 5, Russian forces struck three guided air bombs on the Slobidsky district of Kharkiv. Five people were killed in the attack and at least 53 others were injured. Guara Media journalists worked at the scene of the attacks, more details in the photo report. Attacks were recorded in the industrial zone and next to a residential five-storey building in the Slobidsky district. Two men aged 62 and another man 35 years old we…
At least five people were killed months after Russian attacks with guided aerial bombs on the city of Harkov, located in northeastern Ukraine. The governor of the region, Oleg Sinegubov, announced that another 30 injured people are being hospitalized.
Five people were killed and dozens injured when the Russian military attacked Kharkiv with guided bombs and drones on Monday. Ukrainian authorities said at least three KAB-type air bombs hit the city, including children. Oleh Szynehubov, head of the Kharkiv military administration, initially reported 39 injuries, but the number of injured soon increased to 53. The air bombs hit the Slobidsky district of the city of a million people, forty kilome…
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