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Death toll from Russian attack on Kharkiv region on February 15 increases
A woman injured during the Russian bombing of the village of Chorne, Kupyansk district, Kharkiv region, on February 15 has succumbed to her injuries, marking another casualty from the enemy attack
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The head of the Kharkiv regional military administration, Oleh Syniehubov, reported this on March 5.
He stated, "A 55-year-old woman, wounded on February 15 due to Russian shelling of Chorne village in the Kupyansk district, passed away in the hospital today. The enemy struck the village with an aerial bomb."
Sinehubov added, "The victim remained in serious condition during her extended hospitalization."
The death toll has now risen to four.
- On February 15, it was previously reported that a married couple and a 17-year-old girl lost their lives as a result of the shelling in the village of Chorne.
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