Attack on Kharkiv. “Crafty blow” by Russians. Killed and wounded

Two people were killed and 35 were injured as a result of a Saturday attack of Russian drones on Kharkiv – said the head of the city of this city Ihor Terehow on Sunday. One of the targets of enemy unmanned aerial vehicles was a military hospital.

“The most crafty blow was aimed at a military hospital. The city helps in its reconstruction, so that doctors do not stop helping our wounded defenders or for a while” – wrote on Sunday at Ihor Terechow. The head of Khark's authorities said that as a result of Saturday's drone attack on the city, a 67-year-old man and a 70-year-old woman were killed, and 35 people were injured. There are five children among the victims. A 15-year-old wounded girl is in a serious condition.

The general staff of the Ukrainian army announced that among the wounded are soldiers who were in a hospital in Kharkov. However, he did not reveal their number.

The press services of the municipal authorities announced that the drones had launched the attack on Saturday evening. Over 300 windows were killed in the apartments located in the skyscrapers, at least 25 smaller buildings were damaged.

“The market, marital status office, project house, university and dormitory, in which displaced persons, who have already lost their homes once because of the Russian war, burned down, was also damaged.

The head of the Kharkiv region Oleh Syniehubow published photos of several towns in the region, where Russian drones also hit.

“Russia stretches the war”

President Wołodymyr Zelnski, responding to an attack in Kharkov, reminded that this week the Russians attacked most of the regions Ukraine. Air defense shot down over 2.3 thousand drones and nine shells of various types, including ballistic missiles.

“Russia stretches the war, and we provide our partners with all information about the attacks of the Russian army and what it is preparing for. We expect the answer of America, Europe and all our allies to this terror towards our citizens” – Zelanski wrote in social media.