In Kharkiv, a bomb hit a high-rise building directly

On May 14 in Kharkiv, during another Russian airstrike, one of the UMPB D-30 SN guided air bombs with a warhead weight of about 70 kg hit a 24-story building. Thanks to the fact that it was built from reinforced concrete, it was possible to avoid significant damage to the load-bearing structures. The Prosecutor General’s Office reported that the attack was carried out around 16:10 in the Shevchenkiv district of Kharkiv. 20 people were injured and had an acute stress reaction. Among them are three children – two girls aged 12 and 8, as well as a 12-year-old boy.

Later, around 18:00, the Russians launched another attack on Kharkiv. In one yard of a high-rise building, an unexploded missile of the S-300 complex was found, which fell between two parked cars in the yard.