Kharkiv:
Not less than 503 civilians have been killed in Ukraine’s japanese Kharkiv area since Russia launched its invasion on February 24, the native governor stated Thursday.
Oleg Synegubov wrote on Telegram that the lifeless included 24 kids.
“That is an harmless civilian inhabitants, we is not going to forgive them for any life!” he wrote.
Synegubov stated Russian forces had carried out 34 rocket and artillery strikes throughout Kharkiv, leaving one individual lifeless and eight wounded.
Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second metropolis with a pre-war inhabitants of some 1.5 million, is situated some 40 kilometres (25 miles) from the Russian border.
It has been a key goal for Moscow’s invading forces, which have battered it with bombardments however did not seize the town.
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