Russian stike targets office of Swiss humanitarian organization in Kharkiv
Source: Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office
Сьогодні вранці, 24 липня, російські війська атакували Харків та передмістя. Є поранені та руйнування.
З 5:15 до 5:25 армія РФ завдала ракетних ударів по Немишлянському району Харкова. Зафіксовано влучання по офісу Швейцарського фонду протимінної діяльності (FSD).
Фото: Харківська обласна прокуратура
Відтак, знищено фасад будівлі і перекриття на кількох поверхах. Також пошкоджено шість автомобілів FSD.
За другою адресою пошкоджено приватний житловий будинок.
Також близько 5:00 ворог здійснив обстріл с. Лісне Малоданилівської ТГ Харківського району. Пошкоджено будівлі екопарку, поранення дістали двоє співробітників — чоловіки 19 та 41 років.
In early hours of Wednesday, Russian forces launched a missile attack on Kharkiv and its suburbs, resulting in “injuries and significant destruction”, according to local Prosecturo’s Office statement on Telegram.
Among the sites targeted was the regional office of the Swiss Foundation for Mine Action (FSD) located in Nemyshlyanski city district.
The strike seriously damaged the building’ as well as six vehicles parked outside the place.
Around 5:00am, the enemy shelled the village of Lisne in the Malodanilivska community. The shelling caused damage to buildings in the local “eco-park” and its two staff members injured.
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