Russians shell Kharkiv overnight - mayor

War / Terrorism

Christian Baha / NL

24 August

1 min read

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Russia maintained its offensive in Kharkiv overnight on Tuesday, Mayor Ihor Terekhov announced on his Telegram channel.

"Now the Novobavarsky district is under fire," Terekhov said. According to him, the city was once again hit by several projectiles, although there is still no news of anyone being injured as a result of the shelling.

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