On Saturday, June 22, the Russian army launched an attack on Kharkov, causing a hit in a residential building which resulted in casualties. Initial reports suggest that at least three people were killed and around 20 others were injured, with varying degrees of severity. The situation in Kharkov remains tense following the Russian army’s assault, with efforts being made to provide assistance to those affected by the attack.
President of Ukraine, Vladimir Zelensky, condemned the Russian military’s use of guided bombs in the attack on Kharkov. He called for strong action from international partners to put an end to the use of controlled aerial bombs by Russian forces. Zelensky stressed the need for Ukrainian military to be empowered to retaliate against Russian combat aircraft in order to prevent further attacks.
The need for international support to address the ongoing conflict and protect Ukrainian civilians is a top priority for the government. Efforts are underway to ensure the safety and security of residents in Kharkov and other areas affected by the conflict. The Ukrainian government has been working tirelessly to provide aid and support to those affected by the conflict, including those injured in Saturday’s attack.
