Russia struck Kharkiv with a drone: what is known.

Destroyed buildings in Kharkiv after the attack
Destroyed buildings in Kharkiv after the attack

On the night of March 31, the occupiers attacked Kharkiv using a drone. This was reported by the city mayor Igor Terekhov. According to him, the drone penetrated the territory of a civilian enterprise in the Kyiv district.

According to Terekhov, no one was injured. However, as a result of the explosion, the windows of multi-storey buildings were damaged. 'There are no casualties. As a result of the explosion in the glazing of the windows of adjacent buildings,' wrote Terekhov.

Continued shelling

It was previously reported that on the evening of March 29, the occupiers shelled a military hospital in Kharkiv using 'shaheeds'. Despite this, the hospital resumed operations this morning. This was reported by the hospital on its Facebook page.

The head of the Military Medical Clinical Center of the Northern Region, Eduard Khoroshun, stated that this is not the first shelling of the hospital. This Time the Russian Federation again committed a crime - using lethal weapons against a medical institution. 'This is an act of terrorism,' he stated.

Also, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine condemned the shelling of the hospital in Kharkiv and stated that the Russian Federation cynically violated international humanitarian law. 'The fact of the targeted shelling by the Russian army of a Ukrainian medical institution adds to the long list of crimes committed by the Russians since the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine. War crimes have no statute of limitations. The relevant evidence will be transferred to international criminal justice bodies,' the General Staff's message states.

We remind you that the mayor of Kharkiv, Igor Terekhov, previously noted that six attacks of enemy drones had been recorded. As a result, multiple fires occurred. Among the damaged facilities are a shopping center, multi-storey houses, a medical institution, and an office building.


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