Khaberni - Russian air raids on Monday night and Tuesday resulted in at least four deaths and six injuries near Kharkiv in northeastern Ukraine, according to an announcement by the regional governor on Tuesday morning.
Oleh Syniehubov wrote on the Telegram social network: "The number of fatalities in the attack launched by the enemy on the outskirts of Kharkiv has risen to four. Six others were injured."
Earlier in the night, residents were warned of "the threat of hostile drones," initially reporting two fatalities.
A statement from the Kharkiv regional prosecutor's office, accompanied by a video clip, indicated that Russian forces bombed a building owned by the "Nova Poshta" postal company.
The video shows rescue workers searching through the rubble of the building, still smoking, and evacuating an individual on a stretcher at night.
Inside the regional capital, an aerial drone strike targeted a "children's clinic," causing a fire, according to Ihor Terekhov, the mayor of Kharkiv, the country’s second-largest city by population before the Russian invasion in February 2022. However, the attack did not result in any injuries, according to Syniehubov.
Other areas were targeted by Russian attacks overnight, according to local authorities.
Two Russian drone attacks on central Odesa (south) damaged residential buildings and a hospital, injuring at least five people, according to Serhiy Liach, head of the city's military administration.
In the Zaporizhzhia region (southeast), explosions believed to be from a Russian attack were heard, as reported by Governor Ivan Fedorov on Telegram.
In Kyiv, the head of the military administration Timur Tkachenko reported a Russian ballistic missile attack overnight.
Nearly four years after the start of the Russian invasion, Moscow launches daily drone and missile attacks on Ukraine in recent months, targeting the energy infrastructure, resulting in power and heating outages during the peak of the harsh winter season.
