Rescue operations at the site of the October 5 airstrike in Kharkiv have been completed

In the Slobidskyi District of Kharkiv, rescue workers and municipal services have completed emergency rescue operations at the sites where Russian guided bombs struck. As a result of the enemy airstrike on a business and a residential area, six people were killed, and another 59, including three children, were injured.

Emergency responders worked at two locations, clearing debris and dismantling the ruined structures of an apartment building and an industrial facility. Specialists from the State Emergency Service of Kharkiv Oblast, the “Donetsk-Luhansk” Mobile Rapid Response Rescue Center, and municipal utility services were involved in the cleanup efforts.

This was reported by the press service of the State Emergency Service’s Main Directorate in Kharkiv Oblast.

On Monday, October 5, Kharkiv came under Russian attack with guided aerial bombs. As a result of the attack, more than 30 high-rise buildings were damaged. According to the mayor, people may be trapped under the rubble.

As a reminder, the Russians previously struck Chuhuiv, injuring three people.