Russians attacked Izyum: a significant part of Kharkiv region was left without electricity

According to glavcom.ua: Russian troops attacked Izyum and the Izyum district of the Kharkiv region on the night of August 2, leaving a significant part of the region without electricity. The Izyum city military administration reported this, according to 'Glavkom'.

According to the information from the military administration, the shelling led to a power outage in the city and its surroundings. Emergency crews are currently working to restore electricity. Some communities have managed to bring back the light.

Attack by 'Shaheds' on Balakleia and destruction of a children's boarding school

«Water supply and drainage in Izyum are currently functioning from the main power source», – noted the administration.

We remind you that on the night of Friday, August 1, Russian terrorists attacked the city of Balakleia in the Kharkiv region using 'Shaheds'. Several explosions occurred in the city. This was reported by the head of the Balakleia military administration, Vitaly Karabanov.

«The strikes were aimed at a civilian industrial enterprise. As a result, a fire broke out», – the message says.

We remind you that at midnight on August 1, the RF troops struck the Kupiansk district of the Kharkiv region, destroying a children's psychoneurological boarding school. This was reported by the Shevchenkivska rural military administration through 'Glavkom'.

Constant attacks by the RF on Kharkiv and the region

It should be noted that the Russian army constantly attacks Kharkiv and the region. On the night of July 30, the regional center was attacked by drones. At that time, the mayor of the city, Igor Terekhov, talked about explosions and damage to cars, a car wash, glazing of houses, and a supermarket.

Since the beginning of August, Kharkiv and the region have been subjected to several attacks from Russian troops and terrorists, leading to serious destruction and casualties among the civilian population. The situation remains tense, and local authorities continue to fight to protect the civilian population from the aggressor.