In Kharkiv, several fires break out due to Russian attacks that happened during the night.

The city of Kharkiv in north-eastern Ukraine was recently hit by a series of devastating fires caused by Russian missile and drone attacks. The fires, which broke out overnight, have caused widespread destruction and panic among the local residents. According to authorities, the largest fire was reported in a warehouse spanning 3,000 square metres. Firefighters were immediately dispatched to the scene to contain the blaze.

Sadly, the attacks have also resulted in injuries to several people, including a child. The State Emergency Service of Ukraine reported that a total of four people were injured in Kharkiv. However, this is only a preliminary assessment and the numbers may increase as more information becomes available.

The Ukrainian air force has revealed that Russia deployed 13 Shahed combat drones and four converted S-300 anti-aircraft missiles during the attacks. Fortunately, the air force was able to intercept all the drones before they could cause any significant damage. However, the mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, has confirmed that two missiles did hit the city. As a result, there has been extensive damage to both infrastructure and residential buildings.

Sadly, the attacks were not limited to Kharkiv alone. In the eastern Dnipropetrovsk region, two more people were injured in Russian strikes. According to Governor Serhiy Lysak, an infrastructure site and several residential buildings were damaged in the attacks. This is just another example of the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, which has been raging for over 800 days now.

Interestingly, Kharkiv has been a frequent target for Russian attacks since the beginning of the war. Russian forces have repeatedly attempted to occupy the city, which is located near the border between the two countries. With the recent attacks, there are concerns that Russia may be planning a fresh summer campaign to capture Kharkiv. The residents of the city are understandably anxious and worried about what the future holds.

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