Russia attacks Kharkiv with guided bombs, killing 3, injuring 32
The Russian army launched at least four strikes on Kharkiv on 22 June around 15:15 pm. Kharkiv Governor…
The Russian army launched at least four strikes on Kharkiv on 22 June around 15:15 pm.
Kharkiv Governor Oleh Syniehubov said that the attack killed at least two people (later updated to three). One of the killed was a passenger on public transport at a bus stop near the site of the attack. According to Syniehubov, the Russian troops used guided aerial bombs.
The city mayor, Ihor Terekhov, said four strikes hit Kharkiv, targeting a residential area. He said the attack injured 18 people (later updated to 32).
The aerial bomb hit destroyed the external wall of a residential building, with apartments on at least three floors ruined, according to a correspondent from Suspilne Kharkiv.
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