Four people were injured in Kharkiv region overnight due to Russian attacks
Kyiv • UNN
Four people were injured in the Kharkiv region as a result of Russian shelling of about 15 settlements.
Russian troops attacked about 15 settlements in Kharkiv region yesterday. In particular, they fired a cruise missile at the regional center and attacked Izyum with a "shahed". Four people were injured in the region as a result of enemy shelling. This was reported on Wednesday by the head of the RMA, Oleg Sinegubov, UNN reports.
According to him, about 15 settlements in Kharkiv region were subjected to enemy artillery and mortar attacks: Synkivka, Stepova Novoselivka, Kotlyarivka and others. The towns of Novoyehorivka, Ivanivka and Kyslivka were hit by air strikes.
At 11:40 a.m., Russians fired an X-35U cruise missile at Kharkiv. A building of a municipal institution and an apartment building were damaged. A 64-year-old security guard was injured.
At 4:50 a.m., 78 subscribers were left without electricity in Chornolozka village, Krasnohrad district, as a result of an enemy rocket attack. There were no casualties.
Also, reportedly at 03:15, Russians attacked Izyum with a "shahed", damaging the building of an educational institution and a private house. A 62-year-old security guard was wounded.
In addition, at 0:30 a private house and an outbuilding were damaged as a result of shelling in Kupyansk. There were no casualties. Russians also fired at the town in the afternoon. They fired from Uragan MLRS, damaging a private house and the building of a dairy factory. A 55-year-old man was injured.
On Tuesday morning, the enemy shelled Oleksandrivka village in Bohodukhiv district with Grad multiple rocket launcher systems, damaging a local institution building, 9 private houses, 2 private cars, and an educational institution building. A 56-year-old woman was wounded.
Also on Tuesday morning, the occupants shelled Odnorobivka village in Bohodukhiv district with Grad multiple rocket launchers. There were no casualties or destruction, added Synehubov.
