Russian occupation forces have attacked one of Kharkiv's highways with guided aerial bombs, along which cars with people were moving. Two killed are currently known. This was reported by the city's mayor, Ihor Terekhov, on his Telegram channel on Friday, December 26.
The russian occupiers launched guided aerial bombs on Kharkiv and its suburbs.
"The hit occurred on one of Kharkiv's busiest highways - several cars are on fire, windows are broken in the surrounding buildings. There were people in the burning cars," Terekhov wrote.
At this time, two killed are already known, four more people were injured. Terekhov visited the scene and spoke about other consequences of the strikes.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on December 24, russian occupiers launched a series of targeted strikes on a thermal power plant in the nearest suburb of Kharkiv during the day.
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