Russian Attacks on Kharkiv Wound 47 – Police

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The Russian unmanned aircraft strikes in the second city of Jharkiv in Ukraine wounded 47 people on Friday night, police said, while Russian officials reported a “massive attack” of Ukraine in the Krasnodar region.

“The hostile attacks against Jarkiv resulted in 47 injured civilians,” police wrote in the Jharkiv region in Telegram.

The governor of Kharkiv, Oleh Syniehubov, said previously that around 50 people had been injured in the strikes, including an 11 -year -old girl.

“The fires have been broken. Residential buildings, civil infrastructure and cars have damaged the bone” in drone strikes, he added.

The attacks occurred hours after Russian attacks in the southern city of Zaporizhzhia boiled more than 20 people.

Kharkiv is near the Russian border and has been attacked with relief through Moscow’s invasion.

On the Russian side, Veniamin Kondratyev, governor of Krasnodar, wrote in Telegram that the “Black Sea Costa of the Krasnodar region was subjected to a massive attack of the kyiv regime.”

“The most serious consequences are in Novalossiysk, where three apartments have damaged the bone. As a result, according to the preliminary toll, four people were injured: two adults and two children,” he wrote.

Russia and Ukraine have continued to launch attacks together despite the fact that the United States speaks with both parties in an attempt to end the three -year invasion of Moscow.

The last assaults occur only a few days after kyiv and Washington signed a historical agreement for the extraction of minerals in Ukraine.

Russia has announced a high three -day fire in Ukraine next week that coincides with the celebrations of World War II in Moscow.

kyiv has denounced it as a “manipulation” that is “only for a parade” that Kremlin has in the red square every year.

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