Strike on Kharkiv: Number of victims exceeds 50
Strike on Kharkiv victims number increases (photo: facebook.com/MNS.GOV.UA)
The number of people injured as a result of four guided bombs striking Kharkiv has exceeded 50. There are children among the victims, reports the Kharkiv Prosecutor's Office.
"As of 20:20, the number of victims increased to 52 people, including 23 men, 26 women and three girls aged 12, 13 and 17," the prosecutor's office said.
It is also known that three people died as a result of Russian shelling.
Updated at 21:38. The Kharkiv regional military administration reported that the number of victims has already increased to 54.
Strike on Kharkiv
On the afternoon of June 22, Russian troops dropped four guided aerial bombs on Kharkiv at once. One of them hit a residential building.
As RBC-Ukraine reported, the fall of one of the bombs was caught on video. The dashcam footage shows that the enemy bomb fell in the middle of the street, right in front of cars that had stopped at a red traffic light.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has already responded to the shelling of Kharkiv. He called on partners to make strong decisions that would help Ukraine destroy Russian combat aircraft on Russian territory.
