On the morning of February 20, Russian forces launched an attack on the Slobidsky district of Kharkiv, resulting in significant damage to vehicles and residential buildings.
According to local officials, including Mayor Ihor Terekhov and Oleg Synegubov, the head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration, the assault involved missile strikes that ignited two cars and shattered windows in several high-rise apartments.
“We have confirmed a hostile missile strike on the Slobidsky district. We are currently assessing the consequences,” stated Mayor Terekhov.
Synegubov also reported the incident on social media, emphasizing that information regarding casualties has not yet been received. Efforts to clarify the extent of the damage are ongoing.
As the situation develops, local authorities continue to monitor the area for further updates and to assess the impact on residents.
A missile strike by Russian forces on Kharkiv's Slobidsky district has caused damage to vehicles and buildings. Local officials are currently assessing the situation, with no reports of casualties at this time.