Number of Injured in Kharkiv Rises to Two, Three Children Hurt in Lymanivka

In Kharkiv, an active attack by Russian drones continues, leading to an increase in the number of injured individuals following a strike in the city's Kyiv district. According to Oleg Synehubov, the head of the regional military administration, the number of casualties has now risen to two people. This update was shared by Synehubov on his Telegram channel.

Synehubov reported that the strike resulted in a fire on the second and third floors of a building. Emergency service units from the State Emergency Service (SES) are working diligently at the scene to mitigate the aftermath of the attack. Together with the National Police, they are conducting door-to-door checks to identify anyone in need of assistance. It has been confirmed that two women, aged 61 and 52, sustained blast injuries.

Additionally, Synehubov informed about another incident that occurred in Lymanivka, located in the Lozova district of the region, where three children were injured as a result of an attack by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation. He stated that the injured girls are aged 12, 14, and 15. Fortunately, their conditions did not require hospitalization, and all necessary medical assistance was provided on-site.

These events come amid rising tensions in the region, where Russian forces continue to launch attacks on civilian infrastructure. Local authorities are urging residents to exercise caution and adhere to safety measures, as the situation remains critical. Meanwhile, emergency services are operating in an intensified mode to ensure the safety of the population and to address the consequences of the attacks.

Oleg Synehubov emphasized that in times of war, it is crucial not only to provide assistance to the injured but also to ensure information security. He urged all residents to stay vigilant regarding news updates and to follow the recommendations of the relevant authorities. During this challenging time, it is essential to unite efforts to overcome the consequences of aggression and to ensure the safety of citizens.