People injured in Russian attack on Kharkiv Oblast include pregnant woman and two children
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Russian invasion forces attacked Kivsharivka in Kupyansk District in Kharkiv Oblast and injured seven civilians, including a pregnant woman and two children, the regional governor Oleh Synehubov reported on Telegram on May 29.
Three senior women, aged 73, 85 and 90, were injured, as well as a pregnant woman and two children, aged 14 and 10, Synehubov wrote. While the State Emergency Service of Ukraine (DSNS) reported seven injured people.
"All injured people were taken to hospital and are being treated right now. Emergency services are working at the scene. Information is being updated," the governor wrote.
Russia used Iskander missiles for the attack, according to the DSNS preliminary reports. It was an air strike on a residential neighbourhood, the added later.
Three nine-storey residential buildings were damaged. Two apartments caught fire, but the blazes were extinguished by firefighters. Synehubov also reported damage to a dormitory building, two private houses and a gas pipeline.
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