KYIV: Ukraine said on Tuesday (Jul 4) that 31 people, including nine children, were hospitalised following a Russian strike on the town of Pervomaisky in the eastern Kharkiv regi
He posted images of burned and destroyed cars, some of which were lying upside down or on their side.
The governor of the Kharkiv region, Oleg Sinegubov, posted a video from the scene, showing smoke rising from burnt cars near a Soviet-era housing block.It is relatively far from current fighting hotspots in the Donbas region. The Kharkiv region, which borders Russia, saw heavy fighting at the start of Moscow's invasion launched last year, with Russian troops crossing into Ukraine through the region.
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