Injury toll rises to 13 after May 23 Russia's strike on Kharkiv region
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Injury toll rises to 13 after May 23 Russia's strike on Kharkiv region

Oleg Sinegubov / Kharkiv OVA
Derhachi

The number of wounded from the attack of Russian terrorists on May 23 in Derhachi in Kharkiv region has increased to 13. Four of them are hospitalised.

13 people were injured by the Russian airstrike in Derhachi

The Russian Air Force shot down two glide bombs in Dergach, Kharkiv region. The number of injured as a result of the terrorist attack has increased.

The head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration (RMA), Oleg Syniegubov, reported it.

According to updated data, 13 were injured as a result of the enemy attack on Dergachy. Four victims were hospitalised.

Oleg Syniegubov

Oleg Syniegubov

Head of Kharkiv RMA

Vyacheslav Zadorenko, the head of the Dergachi city military administration, detailed the information in the city.

A man and a woman of retirement age suffered injuries of varying degrees of severity and were taken to the hospital. Two women with an acute stress reaction were also hospitalised, and nine more people were treated on the spot.

In addition to houses, economic buildings, civilian cars, gas furnaces and power lines were damaged.

Russia bombed the Kharkiv region again

On the afternoon of May 23, the Russian army carried out airstrikes on Kharkiv and Derhachi, and there were casualties.

The head of Kharkiv RMA, Oleg Syniegubov, informed about it.

The occupier struck Kharkov and Derhachi twice with glide bombs. It is information about one wounded person in Derhachi. The review is ongoing.

Vyacheslav Zadorenko, the head of the Derhachi city military administration, reported that the number of injured had increased to six.

The number of victims increased to five people. Two people — a man and a woman — were hospitalised. Three more women have an acute reaction to stress.

Later it became known about another 54-year-old woman hospitalised with an acute reaction to stress.

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