Oleh Syneihubov, the governor of the Kharkiv area, stated on Telegram that the Russian forces’ three missile strikes on the northeastern city exclusively impacted residential objects.
The second-largest city in Ukraine was hit by Russian missiles early on July 11, according to the local administrator, who called the attacks “pure terrorism.” Oleh Syneihubov, the governor of the Kharkiv area, stated on Telegram that the Russian forces’ three missile strikes on the northeastern city exclusively impacted residential objects.
“This is pure terrorism,” “all three were thrown exclusively at civilian targets.” stated Mr. Syneihubov.
According to Mr. Syneihubov, one of the missiles hit and damaged a school, another a residential structure, and the third fell close to storage facilities. According to the most recent accounts, 28 individuals were injured in the attacks, and three people died.
The attacks happened just two days after a Russian missile attack in eastern Ukraine destroyed apartment buildings, killing at least 19 people. Eight persons in total have been saved, according to emergency personnel.
Three structures in a Chasiv Yar residential neighbourhood, which is primarily populated by individuals who work in adjacent factories, were destroyed by the strike on Saturday night.
Russian attacks in the east have also persisted, according to the Luhansk region’s governor, who claimed on Monday that settlements near the administrative border with the Donetsk region had been shelled. Serhiy Haidai reported that five missile strikes and four heavy shelling rounds were conducted in the area by Russian forces.
In the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine, which includes the Luhansk and Donetsk regions, separatist insurgents have been engaged in combat with Ukrainian forces since 2014.
The last significant Ukrainian opposition stronghold in Luhansk, the city of Lysychansk, was taken by Russia earlier this month.
Some analysts believed Moscow’s forces would need some time to reload and regroup after seizing Lysychansk, but according to Ukrainian officials, strikes have continued unabated. According to the British military, Russian troops weren’t given the breaks they required.
Online recordings appeared to show that at least one tank brigade in the conflict was “mentally and physically weary” as a result of being in active combat since the conflict’s beginning in February, the Defense Ministry said on Twitter on Monday.
