According to the Mayor of Kharkiv Igor Terekhov, as a result of the attack of the Russian criminal army on the city on the evening of September 21, 18 residential high-rise buildings were significantly damaged. Two people from among the victims are in serious condition.
Points of attention
- 18 high-rise buildings in Kharkiv were significantly damaged by the recent Russian army attack, with two victims in serious condition.
- Efforts are underway to restore electricity and water supply to the affected buildings, thanks to the work of utility services and volunteers.
- A total of 21 injured people, including three children, sought medical help following the attack, highlighting the severity of the situation.
- The mayor of Kharkiv emphasizes the importance of not ignoring air warning signals due to the increasing dynamics of shelling in the city.
- Victims of the attack, including those whose homes were destroyed, are currently being housed in dormitories and receiving support from volunteers.
What is known about the consequences of the Russian occupiers' attack on Kharkiv
Terekhov noted that one of the high-rise buildings was seriously damaged during the enemy attack, which led to the displacement of the building structure itself.
The mayor of the city emphasized that the work to eliminate the consequences of the enemy attack is still ongoing.
Electricity and water supply has already been restored to some of the affected buildings.
What is known about the victims of the Russian attack on Kharkiv
According to him, as a result of the enemy attack, a large number of victims turned to doctors for medical assistance.
It is known that two victims are in a very serious condition.
In addition, the mayor of Kharkiv noted that people whose homes were seriously damaged or destroyed are currently housed in dormitories.
In particular, volunteers provide victims with food kits and things.
In addition, the mayor of Kharkiv emphasized that the dynamics of shelling has increased. Therefore, he urged people not to ignore the air warning signals.
According to the latest information from the head of the Kharkiv OVA Oleg Sinegubov, 21 injured people sought medical help as a result of the Russian attack on Kharkiv. They have three children.