Russia attacked Kharkiv and 14 settlements in the region – there are casualties
During the day on August 30, Russia struck Kharkiv and 14 settlements in the region with missiles, guided bombs and dozens of drones, as a result of which eight people were injured. In Kharkiv, a 49-year-old man was injured, and a 69-year-old woman suffered an acute stress reaction. The Russians also attacked the Osnovyansky, Shevchenkivske and Nemyshlyansky districts of the city with drones.
According to the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleg Synegubov, a 42-year-old man and a 43-year-old woman were injured in the village of Nataline, in the village of Khotimlya, Starosalti community, women aged 60, 65 and 73 suffered acute stress reactions, and in the village of Dobropillya, Blyznyukiv community, a 56-year-old man was injured.
The Russians attacked the region on August 29: 2 missiles; 3 guided aerial bombs; 8 Molniya UAVs; 5 fpv drones; 109 UAVs of an unidentified type.
Civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged in several districts of the region. In Kharkiv, two gas stations and six cars were damaged. In the village of Zolochiv, Bogodukhov district, two private houses were damaged. In the Kupyansky district, an outbuilding in the village of Zelenyy Gay, an apartment building in the village of Myrne, warehouses in the village of Velyky Burluk, and a cultural center in the village of Mlynky were damaged. In the Kharkiv district, a private house in the village of Cherkaski Tyshky was damaged, in Lozovsky – a gas station in Lozova, in Chuhuyivsky – two private houses in the village of Khotimlya. The village of Nataline in the Berestynsky district was the most affected, where two warehouses, two apartment buildings, a garage, and a car were damaged. The transit evacuation point in Lozova received 246 people per day, and a total of 56,171 people have passed through it since the beginning of its work. This indicates that residents of frontline communities continue to leave dangerous areas due to constant shelling.