Russian Attacks in Kharkiv Region Leave Six People Injured Over Past Day
Russian forces struck Kharkiv city and 13 settlements in the region, damaging civilian infrastructure and injuring six people, including a child.
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Russian forces attacked Kharkiv city and 13 settlements across the Kharkiv region over the past day, leaving six people injured, including a child, according to regional authorities.
The strikes caused damage to civilian infrastructure in the affected areas, though the full extent of the destruction has not been detailed.
The attacks are part of the ongoing pattern of strikes on the Kharkiv region, which lies near the border with Russia and has repeatedly come under fire throughout the war.
Emergency services responded to the affected sites, and local authorities continue to assess the damage from the latest round of attacks.
No further details were immediately available regarding the specific weapons used or the exact locations struck within the 13 settlements.
Sources
- Russian attacks in Kharkiv region leave six people injured over past day — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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