Over the past 24 hours, Kharkiv and 19 settlements in the region have come under Russian attack. Six people were injured, and damage to civilian infrastructure was reported in Kharkiv and six districts of the region. The targets included blocks of flats and private houses, a nursery school, a shopping centre, a farm, a grain silo and storage facilities.
Briefly about the main points
- In Lozova, two men sustained blast injuries.
- Ten blocks of flats have been damaged in Kharkiv.
- The strikes hit agricultural facilities, grain, machinery and livestock.
- The Lozivsky transit centre received 275 evacuees.
- A total of 26 attacks by Russian forces were recorded across two fronts.
Injuries in Lozova and damage to homes, agricultural and public facilities
In Lozova, two men aged 33 and 34 sustained blast injuries. A 40-year-old woman and a 48-year-old man suffered acute stress reactions there. In Pisky-Radkivski, in the Borivska community, a 60-year-old man was injured, whilst in Kharkiv, a 33-year-old man suffered an acute stress reaction.
Russian forces used four missiles, seven guided aerial bombs, two «Lancet» drones and three UAV «Molniya», one FPV drone and 52 unmanned aerial vehicles, the type of which is yet to be determined.
In Kharkiv Ten blocks of flats were damaged. In the Bohodukhiv district, damage was caused to warehouses, 50 tonnes of grain, a grain cleaning machine, residential and farm buildings, a church and cars. In the Kupiansk district, a private house was damaged.
In the Izium district, a nursery and residential properties were damaged, as well as a farm and a grain silo; livestock were also affected. In Mala Danilivka, a shopping centre was damaged. In the Lozova district, the damage included a warehouse, farm buildings, cars, a private house and a wheat field. In the Chuhuiv district, a car, two buildings and two farm structures were damaged.
275 evacuees passed through the transit point in Lozova over the past 24 hours
The transit evacuation centre in Lozova took in 275 people over the past 24 hours. Since it opened, 52,539 people have been registered there.
These centres operate as short-term hubs for people evacuated from frontline areas: they provide food, primary medical care, psychological, legal and social support, and assist with paperwork, benefit payments and subsequent rehousing. In July, the Kharkiv Regional State Administration reported that the «Poruch» electronic system covers transit centres in Kharkiv and Lozova and allows people to book accommodation even before evacuation.
Attacks continued in the Southern Slobozhanshchyna and Kupiansk sectors
Over the past 24 hours, 233 combat engagements were recorded along the front line. In the Southern Slobozhanshchyna sector, Ukrainian units repelled 12 attacks. Russian troops attempted to advance in the areas of Starytsia and Vovchansk, and towards Izbytske, Vilcha, Lyman, Shyroke, Aniksyne and Khatne.
In the Kupiansk sector, the enemy carried out 14 offensive operations towards Petro-Ivanivka and in the Golubivka area.
