As of the morning of October 25, seven wounded as a result of a missile strike on the Nova Poshta terminal in the Kharkiv Region, carried out by the russians on October 21, are in intensive care. Two of them are in extremely serious condition, but have already begun to breathe without the support of artificial lung ventilation devices.
This was reported by the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration.
So, as of the morning of October 25, 14 victims of a missile strike on the Nova Poshta terminal remain in the communal medical institution.
"There are seven patients in intensive care, two of them in extremely serious condition, but they have already begun to breathe without the support of artificial lung ventilation devices," the report said.
Another six victims continue treatment in the surgical department. According to doctors, two patients underwent elective surgeries yesterday. Their condition is stable.
Meanwhile, a patient in the trauma unit will be discharged from hospital today.
"According to the Nova Poshta press service, two more people were hospitalized in a private medical institution," the Regional Military Administration added.
Recall that all the wounded are men from 19 to 48 years old. They were mostly injured in the thoracic and abdominal cavities as well as limbs.
Earlier it was reported that seven victims are in serious condition, five of them in intensive care.
Recall that on the night of October 21, the russians hit the Nova Poshta terminal in the village of Korotych, Kharkiv Region. The number of victims of russian missile attacks on the terminal of Nova Poshta near Kharkiv increased to 17.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, Nova Poshta published a post dedicated to those killed by an attack by the aggressor state of russia on the night of October 21.
In addition, Nova Poshta published a video of the moment the russians hit the warehouse in the Kharkiv Region from inside the building where the workers were. After that, another one - in evidence that this is a civilian object.
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