In Groza village, the death toll has risen to 52, 6 injured

The head of Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Oleg Sinegubov, reported.

Six victims are now in hospitals. They have complicated wounds, medics are doing everything necessary to help them," the head of the region said.

He also added that the explosion left about 25 neighbouring houses without windows. Volunteers are working on the site to help people eliminate the consequences of the explosion.

As is already known, a dead military man was being commemorated in a cafe. His fellow villagers gathered, and Russia killed almost everyone who came, including the family of the deceased.

The deceased, the son of the military man, who was reburied in the village of Groza.

He had previously been buried in Dnipro, and his relatives wanted to carry out the reburial in the village where he was from. The reburial was organised by the family of the deceased, namely his son and wife. The son of the reburied man was also a military man. He, along with his wife and mother, were in a cafe and were killed by a missile hit," said Chubenko, a representative of the regional prosecutor's office.

After the occupants struck the village of Groza, former British Defence Minister Ben Voles called on Germany to hand over long-range Taurus missiles to Ukraine.

Wallace wrote in X that every time Russia strikes civilians and violates international law, retaliation is necessary.

on 5 October, at around 3.35pm, the Russians struck a cafe shop in the village of Groza. According to the police, the occupants killed about 15 per cent of local residents on the same day.