The head of the Kharkiv region spoke about the losses among civilians since the beginning of the war
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During the war of the Russian Federation against Ukraine, 503 civilians were killed in the Kharkiv region, including 24 children.
This was announced by the head of the Kharkiv OVA Oleg Sinegubov in the Telegram channel.
During the last Russian occupiers inflicted 34 strikes on the districts of Kharkov from artillery and MLRS, eight civilians were injured, one person died. The Russians also fired on Zolochiv and settlements nearby. Fighting continues in the Izyum direction.
Our Armed Forces hold positions and win many military victories, which we can’t immediately tell about, since military operations are underway. Special Operations Forces blew up a bridge with Russian equipment heading to Izyum. This is an armored car Tiger, KamAZ and three Urals. Our soldiers destroyed the entire enemy column. Also today, the Armed Forces of Ukraine shot down an enemy drone Orlan-10, which was conducting reconnaissance, over Balakliya, Sinegubov said.
As you know, Kharkov is partially blocked, the Russians are constantly shelling it. The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reports that in the Slobozhansky direction, the Russian invaders are conducting reconnaissance of probable directions of attack, building up the reconnaissance and medical support system.
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