The death toll in Kharkiv region has risen again

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Death toll from Russian missile strike on Groza village rises again
18:30, 05.10.2023
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A local is suspected of adjusting the strike on the village.



One of the wounded as a result of shelling in the village of Groza in Kharkiv Region died in hospital. Thus, the number of victims of the Russian terrorist attack increased to 51, among whom there is a 6-year-old child. This was reported in the Ministry of internal Affairs. There also added that the removal of the rubble continues and the number of victims of the strike may increase.

As reported in the police of the Kharkiv region, today's missile attack of Russian terrorists on the cafe-shop in the village of Groza became the most massive in terms of the number of losses in the region for all the time of full-scale war - killed 15% of residents.

We shall remind you that at about 15.35 the occupants struck a cafe-shop in the village of Groza. The head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs Igor Klymenko said on the air of the telethon that in the village at the time of the missile attack in the destroyed cafe was held a wake for a deceased fellow villager.

According to police, only 330 people had previously lived in the village. The Russians killed about 15 per cent of the locals in a single day.

Fifty-seven people were pulled from under the rubble, including the dead. Rescuers suggest that there were just over 60 people in total at the site of the hit.

The SBU is also working at the site to check on local residents. According to Klymenko, the missile strike was very precise. There is a possibility that it was directed by a local.

According to preliminary data, the occupiers could have used an Iskander ballistic missile for the attack.

The death toll in the village of Groza in Kharkiv region has risen

The number of victims of the strike on Kharkiv region has increased

17:30, 05.10.23
Oleg Pavlos
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Oleg Pavlos
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