In Kharkiv, the siren sounded once again, leaving residents of the city alarmed
The night before May 31 turned into a witness to a series of powerful explosions that frightened both local residents and authorities. According to Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov, several loud sounds were recorded in the city at that time, which he stated were caused by enemy attacks. Official reports have not yet confirmed the exact number of explosions; however, local media and active social media groups documented at least eight separate blasts across different districts of the city. Many residents reported loud sounds exploding in the air, significantly disrupting the night tranquility in Kharkiv. Mayor Ihor Terekhov confirmed on his social media pages that the epicenter of the strike was in the Shevchenkivskyi district of Kharkiv. According to preliminary information, enemy attack drones—unmanned aerial vehicles targeting infrastructure objects and military targets in the city—were recorded in that area. Terekhov emphasized that the situation is under control and that all services are working to establish the circumstances and prevent further damage. As of the latest data available when this report was written, the city remains tense. Local residents reported numerous damaged structures, destroyed roofs and windows, as well as temporary power and communication outages in several districts. Residents are urged to stay vigilant and follow safety measures, as enemy actions may continue or recur. This night was yet another reminder that Kharkiv remains in an active combat zone, and the enemy continues to escalate tension in the region. Authorities have promised to make every effort to protect residents and quickly restore the damaged infrastructure. Local residents remain alert, hoping for a swift return to normal life and safety.