Ihor Terekhov

People are being evacuated from the areas of Kharkiv Oblast where the fighting is very active. As of today, the city has already received more than 5 thousand people

Seven explosions occurred in Kharkiv, injuring 18 people, including three children, with a rocket hitting a high-rise building in the city center.

Russian shells hit the 10th floor of a 12-story residential building and adjacent garages in Kharkiv, causing fires, but no casualties have been reported.

A Russian strike on Kharkiv damaged 7 residential buildings, a school, two garages and civilian cars, smashing 615 windows and forcing 4 people to seek medical attention.

Kharkiv will allocate additional funds for the needs of the Defense Forces, which are defending the city and the region in the face of a new Russian offensive in northern Ukraine.

Enemy forces shelled the outskirts of Kharkiv, no casualties were reported, but information on potential damage is still being established.

According to the mayor of Kharkiv, there is an arrival in the suburbs.

620 children will start studying in Kharkiv's first underground school next Monday, and due to high demand, at least three more such schools are planned to be built.

Kharkiv plans to create operating and resuscitation rooms underground on the basis of existing medical facilities, as well as expand the network of underground cultural institutions to maintain safety and ensure the continuous functioning of cultural and medical life.

On Saturday, May 11, the first underground school for 450 students will open in Kharkiv, allowing 900 children to be taught in two shifts.

Two teenagers, aged 13 and 15, were seriously wounded during the Russian attack on a school in Kharkiv on May 8 and are now in intensive care, doctors are fighting for their lives and limbs, said the mayor of the city, Igor Terekhov.

There is no panic among residents in Kharkiv, despite a turbulent night when rocket attacks damaged 26 buildings, severely destroyed two of them and demolished one, and injured two people, including a child.

Five people were wounded in a Russian strike on Kharkiv, the city's mayor, Igor Terekhov, said.

Explosions have occurred in a residential area of Kharkiv, Ukraine, which, according to preliminary reports from the city's mayor, injured children.

An explosion was heard in Kharkiv, probably outside the city, amid reports of shelling and attacks by Shahid drones on the city.

Kharkiv plans to build 3-4 more underground schools by September 1, in addition to the existing underground school for 450 students, as well as underground medical facilities.

At least 5 people were wounded in a Russian attack on a residential area of Kharkiv.

A nighttime attack by a kamikaze drone in Kharkiv damaged 50 private and 30 apartment buildings, injured 6 civilians, including a child, and broke 1,000 windows.

Three private houses in the Osnovyansky district of Kharkiv caught fire due to a hit from an enemy drone.

Another explosion occurred in Kharkiv. Mayor Igor Terekhov urged residents to stay in shelters.

In Kharkiv, two drone strikes on civilian infrastructure in the Osnovianskyi district of the city injured one person and caused a large-scale fire.

As a result of the Russian strike in Kharkiv, a woman was preliminarily killed, another person was injured, and there may be people under the rubble.

Due to emergency repairs in Ukraine's power grid, scheduled hourly power outages in Kharkiv region have been extended from three to five hours.

Russians shelled a suburb of Kharkiv, damaging 13 private houses, but there were no civilian casualties.

A medical complex in Kharkiv with more than 1,000 people was nearly hit by Russian missile strikes, causing one person to be lightly injured and damaging buildings and infrastructure.

Russian occupants shelled Kharkiv, damaging a medical facility and breaking windows, but there were no casualties.

Explosions were heard in Kharkiv when the city came under enemy fire, and the head of the regional administration and the mayor confirmed the attack and urged residents to stay in shelters.

russian troops shelled Kharkiv, damaging a car and a private house in the city's private sector, Kharkiv Mayor Igor Terekhov said.

According to Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov, the Russian army shelled an infrastructure facility in Kharkiv, and explosions were heard in the city.

An international delegation of ambassadors and UN representatives visited Kharkiv to see the destruction caused by Russian shelling, and the mayor presented them with a plan to restore the city's heating infrastructure for the coming winter.