A child among 6 injured as Russian aistrikes hit Kharkiv suburbs

Source: Kharkiv Prosecutor’s office

On August 15, around 12:30 PM, Russian forces launched airstrikes on the village of Zolochiv in the Kharkiv region. The attack left six people injured, including a 12-year-old boy who was swiftly hospitalized.

Three women and two men suffered acute stress reactions, while the boy sustained injuries requiring medical attention.

The airstrikes damaged at least 26 residential buildings, farm structures, a music school, a kindergarten, and four vehicles. According to preliminary reports, the Russians used four guided bombs in the attack.

Law enforcement officials are working on the scene documenting the war crime.

 

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