Russia attacks Swiss humanitarian organization clearing mines in Kharkiv region
Photo: Russian attack on a humanitarian organization that was demining the territory of Kharkiv region (t.me/synegubov)
Russians attacked the office of the humanitarian organization FSD, the Swiss Foundation for Mine Action, with a ballistic missile. The missile was targeting the territory of the Kharkiv region, according to the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov.
Russia destroyed the facade and ceilings on several floors. Six cars used by the organization's medics were damaged.
“Kharkiv region, unfortunately, is one of the most explosively contaminated regions, so the activities of such organizations and the development of humanitarian demining are critically important for the safety of people and the functioning of the private sector,” notes Syniehubov.
Photo: Kharkiv Regional Military Administration
Photo: Kharkiv Regional Military Administration
Russian shelling of Ukraine on July 24
The Russian military carried out another air attack on Kharkiv and the region last night.
Around 5 a.m., Russia hit the Malodanylivka community with a Shahed. A fire broke out in a stable, two civilian men were injured, and medics provided assistance on the spot.
In addition, the Russians attacked Izmail, Odesa region, with drones. The local port was hit, and a five-story residential building was also hit. 3 people were injured in the Russian attack.
During the Russian attack, residents of the Romanian border district heard explosions in their country.
No wreckage of Russian drones has been found in the Tulcea district so far. At the same time, the country's air force raised F-16s to monitor the situation.
