Russian strike on Kharkiv injures four, sets vehicles ablaze
A Russian attack on Kharkiv left four people injured and several cars on fire, according to Ukrainian officials.
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A Russian attack on the city of Kharkiv has injured four people and set several vehicles on fire, Ukrainian authorities said.
The strike is the latest in a continuing series of Russian attacks on Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city, which lies close to the Russian border and has been repeatedly targeted since the start of the full-scale invasion. Local officials reported that emergency crews responded to the scene to extinguish the fires and treat the injured.
Details on the type of weapon used and the exact locations struck were not immediately available. Ukrainian authorities routinely report civilian casualties and property damage from Russian strikes on Kharkiv, which has faced sustained bombardment throughout the conflict.
The condition of the four injured people has not been disclosed. Ukrainian officials continue to document such attacks as part of the broader record of the war's toll on civilian areas.
Sources
- Russian attack on Kharkiv leave four people injured — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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