Russians struck Kharkiv: 13 injured, residential building destroyed.

According to ТСН: On January 2, Russian forces attacked residential buildings in Kharkiv, using two missiles. As of now, a rescue operation is ongoing, with 13 people reported injured.

Details of the Attack

The President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky and the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration Oleg Synegubov confirmed this terrible news.

“A terrible Russian strike on Kharkiv. Initially, two missiles. Just on residential buildings. One of the buildings was significantly damaged. A rescue operation is ongoing, all necessary services are involved,” the president's statement said.

Victims and Destruction

According to Synegubov, the strike hit a five-story building that was destroyed, resulting in a fire. Additionally, windows and facades of neighboring buildings were damaged.

The head of the OVA noted that the number of injured has climbed to 13 people, six of whom have been hospitalized, including one woman in serious condition.

Rescue Operations and Reactions

Emergency services are working at the site conducting the rescue operation.

“Unfortunately, this is how the Russians treat life and people — they continue the killings, despite all the efforts of the world, primarily the United States, in the diplomatic process,” Zelensky added.

The president emphasized that only Russia does not want the war to end and continues to do everything possible to prolong the conflict. He also highlighted the importance of supporting Ukraine, strengthening air defense, and protecting people's lives.

Other Acts of Aggression

We remind you that on the same day, information became known about a Russian strike on a residential high-rise in one of the districts of Kharkiv, which led to significant destruction and at least 12 injuries.

Attacks on residential buildings in Ukraine continue, despite international calls for peace. This highlights the serious challenges the country faces and the need for continued support from the global community. Ukraine's position in defending its sovereignty remains unchanged, and rescue services do not cease their work, saving lives under dangerous conditions.