Attack on Kharkiv with "Iskander" missiles: a seven-meter crater formed at the impact site

On September 16, the occupying army of Russia attacked Kharkiv with "Iskanders" - there was a hit in the Kholodnohirsky district.
Serhiy Bolvinov, Head of the Investigative Department of the Kharkiv Region Police, reported this.

"At the scene, our personnel have already collected fragments of the missile's body, the base of the wing, and the control mechanism of the "Iskander-K" missile complex," Bolvinov stated.

According to him, a seven-meter crater has formed at one of the impact sites. Buildings have been damaged, walls have been demolished, and windows have been shattered. The injured have been transported to the hospital, and these are ordinary civilians.

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