Kharkiv was shelled 41 times in one week, five people were killed
Over the past week, Russians have intensified their attacks on Kharkiv. The number of Russian attacks over the past seven days is comparable to the whole of March.
According to Censor.NET, this was reported by Mayor Ihor Terekhov.
"Over the past seven days, the city has been shelled 41 times. 51 people were wounded, including 7 children. Five people were killed, including one child," he said in a statement.
The air raid alert was sounded 46 times for Kharkiv, with a total duration of 66 hours and 14 minutes. This is 25 hours less (about 27%) than in the region as a whole.
"Most often, the enemy attacked using kamikaze drones. Our experts recorded 17 attacks by the Shaheds. Another 23 cases were caused by the wreckage of these UAVs. There was also one 'Molniya' drone," Terekhov said.
On the night of 4 April, explosions occurred in the Novobavarskyi district of Kharkiv as Russians massively attacked the city with Shaheds. The attack resulted in a large fire, which was extinguished by rescuers. There was also significant destruction, with people trapped under the rubble.
"The bodies of four victims were unblocked from the rubble of the destroyed structures of a residential building. In total, the Russians killed five civilians with their massive shelling. Another 34 people were injured, including one rescuer.
