This night, Russian invaders shelled Kharkiv with guided bombs and rockets. The city recorded hits, resulting in fires. The local market 'Barabashovo', which is the largest market in Eastern Europe, was under enemy fire. Photos of the aftermath were published by the local publication 'Dumka', reports 'Glavkom'.
It is reported that a large-scale fire covered hundreds of square meters.
As a result of the enemy shelling, the 'Barabashovo' market was heavily damaged. The fire covered a huge area, hundreds of square meters. According to the city emergency department director Bohdan Hladkykh, the area of the fire at the market in the Kyiv district of Kharkiv is about 500-700 sq. meters.
The smoke from the fire is visible from all corners of the city. Emergency services are working at the scene to extinguish the fire.
During the last offensive of Russian troops on Kharkiv, guided bombs and rockets shelled the area, leading to damage and fire at the largest market in Eastern Europe. Emergency services are actively working in the city to eliminate the consequences of this attack.