A new tragic wave of shelling has been recorded in Kharkiv region, carried out by Russian occupiers who again used cluster munitions known as KABs, resulting in injuries to three civilians
This nighttime attack is yet another confirmation of the enemy’s nihilistic attitude towards the civilian population of the region, which has long been a target of weapon of mass destruction. According to the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, the hostilities began early on May 31 and lasted for several hours, leaving behind destruction and human tragedies. The occupiers used damaging munitions that do not have precise targeting capabilities and can cause significant damage to both buildings and human health. In particular, in the village of Vysisheve, located near the regional center, Putin’s forces struck with an aircraft bomb on the territory of a civilian enterprise. As a result, several buildings belonging to the private sector were damaged. Preliminary information indicates that two local residents sustained injuries of varying severity. They were urgently transported to medical facilities, where they are receiving necessary assistance. Another case of destruction occurred in Buzlivka — a neighborhood of Kharkiv adjacent to the combat zone. There, a private residential building was damaged as a result of enemy shelling. Fortunately, no one was killed in the incident; however, one adult was injured and is also under medical care. This series of attacks once again demonstrates how dangerous the situation is in Kharkiv region, which is constantly under the enemy’s fire. Local authorities, military personnel, and law enforcement are actively working to assess damages and provide aid to those affected, but the realities of war remain extremely challenging. Residents are forced to survive amidst sirens and rely solely on professionals for the protection of their homes and lives. Overall, the security situation in Kharkiv region remains tense and causes deep concern among the local population. The international community and Ukrainian authorities are calling for enhanced security measures and active assistance in restoring destroyed facilities, as each new attack is not just a statistic but the lives of real people whom the war leaves on the brink of destruction, destroying their homes and peaceful existence.