Occupants attacked a police station in the center of Kharkiv: one policeman was killed and 26 others wounded
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A police colonel was killed in a rocket attack on a police station in the center of Kharkiv. Twenty-six law enforcement officers and four civilians were wounded.
Occupants hit the police station in the center of Kharkiv with two rockets, killing one police officer and wounding 26 others. This was reported by the head of the National Police Ivan Vygivsky, reports UNN.
"Today, the Russian enemy targeted a police station in the center of Kharkiv with two missiles, killing a police officer and wounding 26 other police officers and four civilians," said Vygivskyi.
According to him, the deceased is police colonel Andriy Matvienko.
"I express my sincere condolences to the family and friends of our colleague, whose life was cut short while on duty. The same police service in frontline Kharkiv, which is associated with a risk to life every day," added the head of the National Police.
He wished a speedy recovery to all the wounded.
According to the head of the National Police, law enforcement officers are working at the scene, providing assistance at the site of the hit and documenting another war crime by Russians.
"The enemy will be responsible for every loss, every crime. The entire police family is doing everything necessary for this," he summarized.
Previously
In Kharkiv, enemy "arrival" was recorded in a private residential building. Multi-storey buildings were also damaged, information about the victims is being established.
Previously, the enemy used S-300 missiles. On November 1, at 16:05, Russian troops attacked the center of Kharkiv.
