Russian air strike on Kharkiv region: 8 victims in the Pisochyn district. PHOTOS
On the evening of 7 November, the enemy struck the Pisochyn district in the Kharkiv region with a guided aerial bomb.
According to Censor.NET, this was reported by the State Emergency Service of Ukraine.
In the village of Korotych, the attack destroyed a petrol station building and damaged several cars. Eight people were injured in the strike and were all hospitalised for necessary medical care.
Rescue units quickly extinguished the fire and cleared the debris. Units from the State Emergency Service, pyrotechnics and the local fire brigade worked at the scene.
Consequences of the enemy strike
Massive combined strike on 8 November
On the evening of 7 November and throughout the night of 8 November, Russia carried out another massive air attack on Ukraine. The enemy used kamikaze drones, cruise and ballistic missiles, including Kalibr and Kinzhal. Air raid alerts were declared in most regions.
The first groups of UAVs entered from the east, and the attack subsequently gained momentum, with Russian tactical aviation activity, new waves of drones from the Black Sea, and missiles targeting central and northern regions of Ukraine being recorded.
The following areas were under threat:
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Kyiv and the Kyiv region - there were repeated reports of enemy UAVs over the capital and suburbs, and air defence forces were in action.
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The Poltava region - launches of "Kinzhal" missiles in the direction of Kremenchuk were recorded.
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the Chernihiv, Sumy, and Kharkiv regions - several waves of UAVs from the north and Russia.
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the Odesa and Mykolaiv regions - threat of strikes from the sea.
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the Dnipropetrovsk, Cherkasy, and Zaporizhzhia regions - movement of drones and missiles towards large cities.
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the Kherson region - attacks from the north and the Black Sea.
The most activity was recorded between midnight and 6 a.m.: air defence forces reported groups of Shahed drones heading towards Kyiv, Poltava, Dnipro, and central Ukraine.
