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Airstrikes on Kharkiv, Ukraine perpetrated by Russian drones

Airstrike in Kharkiv, Ukraine, carried out by Russian drones

Kharkiv Under Fire: Russian Drones Launch Attacks (Archive Image) Showing Destruction
Kharkiv Under Fire: Russian Drones Launch Attacks (Archive Image) Showing Destruction

Unmanned aerial vehicles, believed to be of Russian origin, launch assault against Kharkiv city. - Airstrikes on Kharkiv, Ukraine perpetrated by Russian drones

In the eastern Ukrainian city of Kharkiv, a large drone swarm orchestrated by the Russian army targeted an unnamed municipal enterprise late last night. Regional military administrator Oleh Synyehubov reported the incident via Telegram, stating that the attack involved at least eight combat drones. As a result, eight locals were injured, two of whom are teenagers. City Mayor Igor Terekhov indicated a substantial fire engulfed the company's premises following the attack.

Over the past several weeks, Russian forces have escalated their targeting of Ukrainian cities, leading to considerable civilian casualties. Kharkiv, in particular, has been a recurring focus of such attacks.

Kharkiv encountered explosions in the Shevchenkivskyi and Kholodnohirskyi districts, resulting in injuries to at least six individuals, including children, on June 1-2, 2025. This ongoing military conflict between Russia and Ukraine has seen both sides employing drone strikes against each other's military targets, with recent attacks on Russian airbases reported by Ukrainian forces.

These escalating drone strikes offer a snapshot of the persistent nature of the conflict and the resulting impact on civilian populations.

  1. The community of Kharkiv has been encouraged to closely follow their community policy regarding emergency procedures, as escalating drone strikes during this ongoing war-and-conflicts between Russia and Ukraine have resulted in civilian casualties.
  2. In light of the persistent use of drone strikes by both Russian and Ukrainian forces in their political conflict, the employment policy within general news organizations should prioritize comprehensive reporting on the effects of these attacks on civilian populations.

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