Russia struck Kharkiv: 7 dead, including two children

Rescue workers have completed the emergency rescue operations in Kharkiv

According to glavcom.ua: Rescue workers have finished the emergency operations at the five-story building in Kharkiv, which was hit by Russia the day before. This was reported by the website Glavkom, citing the State Emergency Service.

"As a result of the terrorist attack, seven people died, including two children. Another 24 residents were injured, six of whom are children. Two people were rescued," said the State Emergency Service.

At the site of the attack, 140 rescuers, pyrotechnicians, dog handlers, psychologists, and 39 units of equipment from various garrisons were working.

Clearing the house from debris

According to the State Emergency Service, more than 1500 square meters of the building's internal premises have been cleared of debris, and about 500 cubic meters of construction waste and metal structures have been removed.

Rescue operations were successfully completed after the terrorist attack in Kharkiv, where seven people died and many others were injured. Units from different services worked together to save lives and clear the building of debris.