Russian troops attacked the military hospital near Kharkov with strike drones. As a result of the attack, the hospital, living quarters and victims will be damaged.
This is reported by RBC-Ukraine with messages to the General Staff of the ZSU and a statement by the head of the Kharkiv OVA Oleg Sinegubov.
The military disbanded on the evening of the 29th, when Russian terrorists, having cynically violated the norms of international humanitarian law, launched an attack on the military hospital near Kharkov.
As a result of the attack by drones of the “Shahedi” type, the hospital was damaged and the living quarters were damaged.
According to the latest data, some military service members were injured while they were being treated at the medical center.
“The fact of the clever, targeted shelling of the Ukrainian medical installation by the Russian army has replenished the long stream of vile and cynical atrocities committed by the Russians in the wake of the unprovoked invasion of Ukraine,” added the General Staff.
The headquarters respected that military atrocities are not subject to statute of limitations, and therefore conclusive evidence will be transferred to the bodies of international criminal justice.
Sinegubov rose, that the incidents were recorded in the Shevchenko and Kholodnogirsk districts.
“Private cabins, medical facilities and office buildings were destroyed, windows were broken in many residential cabins, private cars and garages were set on fire. And one person was killed,” he said.
All specialized services will continue to eliminate the legacy of enemy attacks.
It is important that the Russian army attacked Kharkiv with strike drones on the evening of the 29th, causing vibrations in the area. As a result of the hostile attack, civilian and medical infrastructure suffered, the local government reported.
More details about the Russian attack can be found in the materials of RBC-Ukraine.
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