Russia struck a facility near Kharkiv: passengers on a minibus were injured
On the morning of July 16, Russian forces launched an attack—presumably using a “Geran”-type drone—on the village of Vysokyi in the Kharkiv region. The strike hit the premises of a civilian enterprise.
During the attack, a minibus was passing by the impact site and was damaged by debris. As a result, four passengers were injured, and the driver suffered an acute stress reaction.
Law enforcement authorities have launched an investigation into this latest Russian strike.
Source: Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor’s Office.
As a reminder, on July 14 in the Sumy region, 17 people were injured as a result of attacks by Russian troops. The shelling damaged civilian facilities and had consequences for the region’s residents.
Ukrainian defense forces pushed back Russian troops near the villages of Maliivka, Sichneve, Novohorhiivka, and Zaporizke in the Synelnykivsky District of the Dnipropetrovsk region.
