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Two people injured in Russian attacks on Kharkiv Region

The Russian military struck the Region with a missile and various types of drones. 

Two people injured in Russian attacks on Kharkiv Region
Consequences of the Russian attack in the Kharkiv Region
Photo: Kharkiv RMA

Two people were injured in Russian attacks in the Kharkiv Region. Russia struck the region with various types of drones and a missile. 

As the head of the Regional Military Administration Oleh Synyehubov wrote on Telegram, 10 settlements came under enemy strikes over the past day. 

In the village of Khotimlia in the Staryy Saltiv community, an 82-year-old man was wounded, and in the settlement of Zolochiv, a 59-year-old man was wounded.

As a result of a car detonating on an unknown device in the village of Prudianka in the Derhachi community, a 52-year-old man and a 54-year-old woman were injured.

Medics also treated a 48-year-old man who was wounded on 1 September due to shelling in the village of Zamirtsi in the Derhachi community.

The enemy actively used various types of weapons in the Kharkiv region:

  • 1 missile;
  • 4 UAVs of the Molniya type;
  • 2 FPV drones;
  • 88 UAVs (type being established).

Civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged and destroyed.

In the Bohodukhiv district, 2 administrative buildings, a non-residential building, and a medical facility in the settlement of Zolochiv were damaged.

In the Kupyansk district, a warehouse building in the settlement of Shevchenkove and 4 private houses in the village of Bohodarivka were damaged. 

In the Kharkiv district, a private house in the village of Tsyrkuny, a car in the village of Cherkaski Tyshky, and a residential building in the town of Derhachi were damaged. 

In the Lozova district, a lorry in the village of Vilne Druhe and railway infrastructure in the villages of Orilka and Lymanivka were damaged. 

In the Chuhuiv district, a private house in the village of Khotimlia was damaged. 

Over the past day, the transit evacuation point in Lozova received 300 people. In total, 57,058 people have been registered at the point since it began operating.

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