Russian troops continue to carry out attacks on the civilian population of Kharkiv region. On September 7, another rocket attack was recorded on Kharkiv and its suburbs.
According to the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov, the enemy attacked the Industrial and Saltiv districts of the city, which led to significant damage to buildings and fires. In particular, as a result of an aerial bomb hitting the territory of a private enterprise in Kharkiv, a large-scale fire broke out. Rescuers and other operational services were working at the scene, trying to cope with the consequences of the attack.
At the same time, in the suburbs of Kharkiv, in the village of Mala Danylivka, another attack on a residential building was recorded. As a result of shelling, four civilians were injured. Local residents note that this is not the first time that their village has been attacked by Russian troops.
According to representatives of the National Police, investigative and operational teams, explosives technicians and forensic experts worked at the scene to collect evidence and establish the circumstances of the shelling. Criminal proceedings have been opened under Article 438 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine – violation of the laws and customs of war. The police records every case of shelling in order to further bring the culprits to justice.
The situation in Kharkiv Oblast remains tense, and local residents have been living under the constant threat of attacks for a long time. Russian troops regularly use high-precision aerial bombs, causing destruction to both residential buildings and infrastructure facilities. Kharkiv, like many other cities in eastern Ukraine, continues to be a target for occupiers trying to destroy the peaceful life of the region.
