The Russian occupiers launched an airstrike on Kharkiv in the afternoon of September 26. It is previously known that four people were injured as a result of the dropping of three KABs.
Points of attention
- The Russian Air Force conducted airstrikes on Kharkiv, causing multiple casualties and property damage.
- Local authorities urge residents to stay in shelters and be cautious due to the risk of further attacks.
- The situation in Kharkiv remains tense, with ongoing threats of airstrikes and potential harm to residents.
- Updates from the mayor and local officials provide information on the number of victims, injuries, and damage caused by the bombings.
- The Russian aggression in Kharkiv underscores the need for increased vigilance and safety measures to protect the community from further harm.
Russia bombed Kharkiv on September 26
An explosion in Kharkiv. Be careful! Re-launches of KABs are possible!
This was reported by the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov.
An explosion was heard in the city at 16:43.
The head of the Kharkiv OVA Oleg Sinegubov urged residents of Kharkiv and Kharkiv district to stay in shelters.
Terekhov later updated the information.
Later it became known that two women were injured by numerous glass cuts, and the man had an acute reaction to stress
According to Synegubov, one of the KABs hit the ground in the Kyiv district, damaging two private houses and an outbuilding. The roof of the house is on fire.
Russia attacked Kharkiv with an air bomb on September 24
On September 24, the occupiers released eight FAB-500 air bombs on the residential areas of Kharkiv, hitting residential buildings in the Kyiv and Saltiv districts.
According to OVA, 12 injured people are currently in hospital, 4 of them are in serious condition. A total of 36 people were injured in the attack.
On September 25, the head of OVA Sinegubov reported that the number of dead as a result of the Russian attack had increased to 4, and that a woman's body had been unblocked from under the rubble of a house in the Kyiv district.