A Russian drone attacked the village of Rohan in the Kharkiv district this morning. It struck the premises of a civilian enterprise, injuring three people. A fire broke out following the strike, and the blast wave damaged nearby property. Units from the State Emergency Service and the local fire brigade were called in to deal with the situation.
Briefly about the main points
- In Rohan, a Russian drone attacked a civilian business.
- Three people were injured as a result of the impact.
- The fire covered an area of 800 square metres.
- Neighbouring buildings and vehicles were damaged.
- Rescue workers and local firefighters were at the scene.
The fire engulfed a farm building and some timber
The fire covered an area of 800 square metres. A farm building and timber were ablaze. The shockwave damaged neighbouring buildings and vehicles parked near the point of impact.
Rescue workers and local firefighters were called in to deal with the aftermath
Units of the State Emergency Service were working at the scene alongside firefighters from the local fire brigade. The attack took place more than 24 hours after Russian strikes had been recorded in Kharkiv and in settlements across five districts of the region, including the Kharkiv district.
According to a statement from the Kharkiv Regional Council, Russian forces have carried out more than 5,900 shelling incidents in the region since the start of 2026. These figures reflect the overall intensity of attacks in the region, rather than the consequences of the strike on Rohan.
