Terrifying footage of a hit on a construction hypermarket in Kharkiv has appeared online
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There could have been more than 200 people in the construction hypermarket that the Russians shelled with KABs in Kharkiv today.
Russians struck a construction hypermarket in Kharkiv around 16. There were about 200 people in the shop at the time of the strike. Two dead and 24 injured are known. However, this number may grow.
As the mayor of the city Igor Terekhov said, 15 employees of the hypermarket are out of contact.
The network publishes gruesome images from the site of the hit.
Rescuers are inside the building. They are trying to fight the flames. A search for survivors is underway.
The president reacted to the strike on Kharkiv.
This strike on Kharkiv is yet another manifestation of Russian madness. There is simply no other way to call it. Only madmen like Putin are capable of killing and terrorising people in such a despicable manner. It is already known that there are wounded, there are dead. My condolences to the families and friends. Each victim will be given the necessary assistance," the President said.
All services are already on the spot providing assistance - rescuing people and eliminating the fire, which completely engulfed the premises, 10 thousand square metres. metres.
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