Russia struck Kharkiv with guided aerial bombs: a high-rise building has a gaping hole, several floors have collapsed

Russia has once again attacked residential buildings in Kharkiv.

Russia is shelling Kharkiv again on September 24. Photo: Oleh Synehubov - Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration

Russia is shelling Kharkiv again on September 24. Photo: Oleh Synehubov - Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration

On September 24, Russia launched strikes with guided aerial bombs on high-rise buildings in Kharkiv. As a result of the attack, there are casualties and injuries. The first photos and videos from the impact sites have appeared online. Unfortunately, people are trapped under the rubble. Rescuers are doing everything possible to save the victims.

All the details were reported by journalists in an exclusive for TSN.UA.

Russia is bombarding Kharkiv again

Russia has shelled Kharkiv with guided aerial bombs. Residential areas have come under bombardment. This has been reported by Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov and Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration Oleh Synehubov.

Russia is shelling Kharkiv again

"There was an impact in the Kyiv district of the city. Preliminary reports indicate a missile strike. The missile hit open ground, causing a fire that is being extinguished by emergency services."

"Currently, strikes have hit four administrative districts of Kharkiv. Relevant services are collecting information about casualties and damage. However, we can already see that residential areas of the city are under bombardment."

Russia is shelling Kharkiv again

"We have preliminary information about guided aerial bomb strikes on two residential high-rises in the Kyivskyi and Saltivskyi districts."

"At least three people are seriously injured. There have been impacts on residential buildings. The information is being updated."

"The number of injured has increased to five. People are trapped under the rubble. There was a direct hit on one of the high-rises."

The city mayor reported that the building hit in the Kyivskyi district had already been shelled at the beginning of the war. It had almost been repaired, all windows had been replaced, insulation had been installed, and it was prepared for the heating season. However, the enemy struck it again with a guided aerial bomb. Here’s what the building looks like inside after the shelling.

Later, Head of the Regional Military Administration, Oleh Synehubov, reported that three people were killed by Russia that day. The debris clearance is ongoing.

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