Russia hits Kharkiv residential area with guided aerial bomb

Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported on June 9.

He stated that several houses were damaged, and information about potential casualties and injuries is still being clarified.

"The plane struck the area of private residential buildings in Kharkiv. Several houses were damaged, and information about potential victims and injuries is currently being confirmed," he wrote.

Oleh Syniehubov, the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, confirmed that the Russian army launched a guided aerial bomb at the city.

"The Russian army attacked Kharkiv with a glide bomb. A fire broke out, and information regarding casualties and damage is still being clarified," he stated.

According to the updated data, the Russian occupation army struck an open area between people's houses, informed Syniehubov.

"Private houses and cars were damaged. At the moment, there are no casualties,” he added.

• Four Russian prisoners of war visited civilian sites in Kharkiv that were attacked by Russian forces in late May, including the Epicenter construction hypermarket, where 19 people died.