Russia attacked Kharkiv with drones

The Russian occupying army invaded Kharkiv, attacking the city with drones. Mayor Igor Terekhov reported this, stating that the drones continue to attack the city, and details of the strikes are being clarified. Head of the Regional State Administration Oleg Sinegubov confirmed at least three strikes on Kharkiv recorded in the Shevchenkivskyi and Kyiv districts.

During the previous attack on Kyiv, which occurred on the night of July 4, the army also used drones and missiles. 23 people were injured, 14 of whom were hospitalized. The rest were assisted on the spot. The attack led to damage to the consular department of the Polish embassy and other facilities, such as the 'Nova Poshta' branch and warehouses of a publishing house and online store 'Nash Format'.

Kharkiv and Kyiv are experiencing attacks from Russian troops, resulting in significant losses for the cities and putting residents at risk. Measures must be taken to protect civilians and infrastructure from enemy attacks.