The Mayor of Kharkiv told how Northern Saltivka, which suffers the most from Russian strikes, lives.

Houses are falling, Northern Saltivka is being destroyed
Houses are falling, Northern Saltivka is being destroyed

The district of Kharkiv that has suffered the most as a result of the military conflict is Northern Saltivka. Here, kindergartens, hospitals, and schools were damaged due to shelling from the enemy side. However, despite this, residents continue to live in this area. This was reported by the Mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, in his interview for 'Glavkom'.

According to the mayor, it is Northern Saltivka that has suffered the most from shelling. The enemy forces shelled this microdistrict directly. Most kindergartens, hospitals, and schools have been damaged by shelling, as well as many residential buildings.

Despite this, residents continue to live in Northern Saltivka. Local authorities have done everything possible to provide residents with the necessary conditions - they turned on heating, restored electricity supply, and brought water to the houses.

Despite the decrease in the number of residents, many people still live in Northern Saltivka. However, there are houses that are completely destroyed and need to be demolished.

Attack on Kharkiv

Russian troops struck the Kyiv district of Kharkiv on November 25 using an S-400 missile. A total of 41 houses were damaged, and the number of injured increased to 19 people, Terekhov reported.

Also, on November 19, Russian troops attacked the Kyiv district of Kharkiv, resulting in 10 people injured. The youngest victim is 18 years old, he is in serious condition in the hospital, while others are in moderate condition, five of them require hospitalization.

Recently, the Russian Federation has been attacking Kharkiv using unmanned aerial vehicles. Many cases of these drones hitting residential buildings have already been recorded. This was reported by the Mayor of Kharkiv, Ihor Terekhov, during a telethon.


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