The Russians struck Kharkiv with three guided aerial bombs: a man died in hospital
After the attack, a man was trapped under the rubble of his own home.
On Monday, June 10, the Russian army launched an air strike on Kharkiv. / Photo: SES
The day before, on June 10, the Russians hit Kharkov with three guided aerial bombs. The man injured by the Russian shelling died in the hospital.
This was reported by Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov.
"Today in the morning, the victim of yesterday's shelling, the one whom our rescuers spent two hours extracting from the rubble, passed away in the hospital," the statement reads.
It should be noted that the occupiers launched massive airstrikes on residential neighborhoods in Kharkiv. Residential and utility buildings were damaged and fires broke out. The State Emergency Service reported that a rescue operation to save a man born in 1947, who was trapped under the rubble of his own home, lasted for several hours. He was hospitalized in a medical facility.
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