Russians launched a massive strike on Chuhuiv: there is a fire.

According to inkorr.com: In the evening of October 10, Russian occupiers attacked the Kharkiv region, particularly the city of Chuhuiv. This was reported by local public channels, and the information was confirmed by the city mayor Halyna Minayeva, citing data published by Glavcom.

According to reports, the city experienced numerous explosions, and local residents recorded dozens of hits. After the shelling, fires broke out in several areas.

«Dear Chuhuiv residents, the city is under massive attack from enemy weapons. There are fires at the impact sites. All necessary services are ready to work on eliminating the consequences,» wrote the city mayor.

At this moment, there is no information about casualties. It is worth reminding that the Russian troops in the Kharkiv region continue to attack civilian cars. On October 5, two people were killed and another woman was injured as a result of two drone attacks.

Night attacks on energy infrastructure

Early in the morning of October 10, the Russian Federation launched another massive strike on Ukraine's energy infrastructure facilities. This strike occurred on the anniversary of the first shelling of the energy system by the occupiers, which began in 2022. According to President Volodymyr Zelensky, the Russians attacked the Ukrainian energy system with more than 450 drones and over thirty missiles.

In the Kharkiv region, Russian occupiers continue their aggression, harming the civilian population and infrastructure. This time, Chuhuiv became the target of a massive strike using heavy military equipment, which poses a serious threat to citizen safety. The city mayor emphasized the readiness of services to eliminate the consequences of this aggressive action.

These events indicate the continuation of the conflict and its direct impact on civilians, especially in regions suffering from military actions. Concerns arise not only about the safety of people but also about the destruction of infrastructure, which complicates the already difficult situation in the country. Authorities continue to take measures to protect the population and restore damaged facilities.