On Sunday evening, the Russian army attacked Kharkiv and the region with guided aerial bombs. In Kharkiv, a Russian aerial bomb hit the tram tracks at the 'Pobeda' metro station on the northern outskirts of the city. The nearby 'Rost' supermarket was damaged, as well as windows in neighboring houses and cars, power lines, and ground electric transport, reported 'Suspilne Kharkiv'. According to the latest data, 14 people were injured.
As stated by the National Police, the strike was carried out with FAB-250 aerial bombs. Russian troops struck Kharkiv with UABs for the second time in the evening, among the injured were four police officers. Subsequently, the Kharkiv police reported 14 injured as a result of the airstrike, including four police officers.
Police officers told journalists about two more hits in Kharkiv: near the Central Market on the banks of the Lopan River and near the cemetery in the village of Mala Danylivka in the northern suburb of Kharkiv.
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