Russian forces have once again struck the Kharkiv region, causing destruction and human casualties
On May 30, Russian occupiers carried out a missile attack on the village of Vasyshyeve in the Kharkiv region, resulting in injuries to two civilians. According to the city military administration, emergency response efforts are currently ongoing, and specialists are providing necessary medical aid to the affected individuals. According to Oleg Syniehubov, the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, two people have been reported as injured as a result of the attack. He emphasized that the situation has stabilized, medical personnel are working quickly to provide appropriate treatment and care to those affected. At the same time, investigative and evacuation measures are being intensified at the scene. The missile attack caused significant damage to residential buildings and infrastructure. Preliminary reports indicate damage to at least eight private houses. The safety and health of residents are not threatened at the moment, but the negative impact on the peaceful population is evident. This is not the first attack by Russia on Kharkiv in recent weeks. The occupiers continue conducting hostilities, deliberately destroying peaceful infrastructure in the region, which has been at the epicenter of the conflict for over two years. Local authorities urge residents to remain vigilant and follow safety protocols during air raid sirens. It is noted that, according to official reports, Russian military forces are using missile strikes as one of the methods to sow fear and destruction in designated "conflict zones," which remains unresolved and could very quickly lead to new casualties and damages. The situation is being continuously updated, and authorities call on residents to stay calm and follow safety instructions.