Today, Russian occupiers launched another attack on Kharkov, resulting in civilian injuries.
The footage was posted on the Telegram channel “Place Kharkiv”.
According to the mayor of the city, Igor Terekhov, explosions occurred in four administrative districts of Kharkov, including Kyiv and Saltovsky. According to him, residential areas were hit, and there is also information about aerial bombs hitting two multi-storey buildings. Rescue services continue to collect data on victims and damage.
Terekhov said that according to preliminary data, there were deaths, but this information needs clarification.
The head of the Kharkov OVA, Oleg Sinegubov, added that one of the blows hit a residential building, where the eighth to third floors completely collapsed.
According to him, there are people in the building under the rubble and six victims have already been reported in the kyiv region. Rescue efforts are continuing and the number of victims may increase.
Russian guided aerial bombs of the KAB series (Adjustable Aerial Bombs) are precision-guided munitions that aim at a target using various guidance systems, including laser. They are designed to destroy ground targets such as fortifications, military equipment or infrastructure.
There are several versions of these bombs, varying in weight and type of guidance systems. For example, common options include the KAB-500 and KAB-1500, where the number indicates the approximate weight of the munition in kilograms. The KAB-500 is typically used for more mobile and smaller targets, while the KAB-1500 is used to destroy more resilient targets.
Earlier, Kursor reported that paratroopers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine crossed another section of the border with the Russian Federation.
This is the second case since the start of the operation in the Kursk region.
