In Kharkiv, a fire was extinguished for 12 days at a civilian enterprise, where six dead were found under the rubble
In Kharkiv, a fire was finally extinguished at a civilian enterprise, which the Russians attacked on June 7. This was reported by Chairman Igor Terekhov. In Kharkiv, a fire was extinguished for 12 days at a civilian enterprise, where six dead were found under the rubble.
As Terekhov noted, the fire extinguishing work lasted 12 days. As a result of the strike, a search operation lasted for several days, and six bodies of dead civilians were pulled out from under the rubble.
On June 13, it was reported that an emergency rescue operation had been completed in Kharkiv on the territory of a civilian enterprise, which Russia attacked on June 7.
On the evening of June 12, rescuers found the body of a sixth dead person under the rubble.
The search operation lasted six days. The bodies of three men and three women were pulled out from under the rubble.
On the night of June 7, Russian troops carried out the most massive attack on Kharkiv since the beginning of the full-scale war, using 53 UAVs, four guided aerial bombs and a rocket.
More than 50 explosions were heard in the city. As a result of the Russian shelling, 22 people were injured, including two children aged one and a half months and 14 years.
One of the drones hit a nine-story residential building in the Osnovyansky district of the city, apartments on the top floors caught fire.
Dozens of UAVs were also recorded hitting an enterprise in the Kyiv district. According to the regional military administration, a fire broke out on an area of 10 thousand sq. m. Another drone hit a private residential sector.
As Terekhov noted, the fire extinguishing work lasted 12 days. As a result of the strike, a search operation lasted for several days, and six bodies of dead civilians were pulled from under the rubble.
On June 13, it was reported that an emergency rescue operation was completed in Kharkiv on the territory of a civilian enterprise that Russia attacked on June 7.
The search operation lasted six days. The bodies of three men and three women were recovered from the rubble.
On the night of June 7, the aggressor country’s troops carried out the most massive attack on Kharkiv since the start of the full-scale war, using 53 UAVs, four guided aerial bombs and a missile.
More than 50 explosions were heard in the city. As a result of the Russian shelling, 22 people were injured, including two children aged one and a half months and 14 years.
One of the drones hit a nine-story residential building in the Osnovyanskyi district of the city, and apartments on the top floors caught fire.
Dozens of UAVs were also recorded hitting an enterprise in the Kyiv district. According to the regional military administration, a fire broke out on an area of 10 thousand sq. m. Another drone hit a private residential area.