Over the past 24 hours and the night of March 27, Russian invaders have been striking various regions of Ukraine. The largest number of casualties is reported in Kharkiv, where the enemy attacked a high-rise building.
Points of attention
- Local authorities and emergency services are actively responding to the aftermath of the attacks, providing assistance and support to the affected population.
- The situation remains critical as the Russian army continues its assaults on Ukrainian territories, posing threats to civilian lives and properties.
Consequences of Russia's new attacks on Ukraine — what is known
Last night, the enemy again attacked the city of Kharkiv with strike drones.
This time the Russians targeted a 9-story residential building.
The impact caused partial damage to the interior structures and the balcony of the apartment on the top floor. There was no fire.
Units of the State Emergency Service, including rescuers-mountaineers, sappers, and psychologists, worked at the scene.
According to the latest reports, at least 9 people were injured.
In addition, it is reported that one person was killed and 4 more people were injured as a result of enemy strikes on the Kherson and Zaporizhia regions on March 26.
The head of the Zaporizhzhia OVA, Ivan Fedorov, officially confirmed that three civilians were injured as a result of attacks on the Polohivskyi and Zaporizhzhia districts.
The Russian army also struck critical and social infrastructure, as well as residential areas in the Kherson region.
There is known damage to two high-rise buildings and 10 private homes, an administrative building, a farm, warehouses, and private cars.
Local authorities say that one person was killed and another was injured as a result of the attacks in the Kherson community.
