An educational institution, a village council and a post office under attack: the consequences of the shelling of the Izyum district

During May 3, the Russians shelled three settlements of the Izyum district – Borova, Levkivka and Izyum. An educational institution, a village council, a post office and residential buildings were under attack. There is one local resident who died.

This was reported by the State Emergency Service on May 4.

Thus, in the village of Borova, structural elements of the building were on fire as a result of two guided bombs hitting the roadway and next to the administrative building. A man born in 1948 died.

At the same time, in the city of Izyum, a fire broke out as a result of a UAV hitting the post office building. In addition, firewood was burning in the open area and the balcony of a multi-story residential building. And in the village of Levkivka, an educational institution, a warehouse building and grass in the open area were burning this evening. In addition, the village council building was partially destroyed. No casualties.

During May 3, Russian troops carried out numerous strikes on the region, using a variety of weapons: 11 guided bombs; 18 unguided aircraft missiles; 9 Shahed attack UAVs; 8 unmanned aerial vehicles of unknown type.

The city of Kupyansk and four other settlements in the region came under Russian fire.