In Kharkiv, after russian shelling, there are wounded, destroyed infrastructure and no subway service

The subway in Kharkiv is out of service due to power supply problems after the russian shelling on November 8.

The press service of the city council has reported this.

"It is temporarily impossible to start the movement of trains... The subway is operating in the shelter mode," the statement said.

Overnight, the head of the regional military administration, Oleh Syniehubov, reported about explosions in the suburbs of Kharkiv.

The State Emergency Service said that the russian occupiers struck the Pisochyn community with a guided aerial bomb at night, eight people were wounded.

The building of the gas station was destroyed, cars were damaged. In the morning, rescuers extinguished the fire and dismantled the rubble.