On the morning of 24 September, Russian forces struck an agricultural enterprise in Stara Hnylytsia in the Kharkiv region. Six workers were killed and a further 12 people were injured. That same morning, following overnight shelling in Kyiv, it was reported that two people had been killed, eight wounded and more than 50 civilian facilities damaged.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n The attack took place in Stara Hnylytsia, in the Malynivska community of the Chuhuiv district. According to the head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration Oleg Sinegubov<\/strong>, among the dead were four women and two men.<\/p>\n Head of the Malynivska community Mykola Semeryanov<\/strong> He reported that the strike hit a vegetable warehouse where people were working. Three of the injured were in a serious condition. Medical assistance is being provided to the injured, and rescue workers and police investigators are at the scene.<\/p>\n One of those killed in the capital was a woman who was on her way to a shelter when the attack took place. A man was killed whilst taking shelter shelling<\/a> in an underpass. Among those injured is a police officer who arrived to help the victims; two of the injured are in a serious condition. Residential buildings, post offices, a maternity hospital and a textile factory were damaged. Separate reports mentioned a fire involving cars during the morning attack.<\/p>\n According to the city authorities, in the Podilskyi district, windows and part of the fa\u00e7ade of the maternity hospital were damaged, and a fire broke out in the car park nearby. In the Dniprovskyi district, debris damaged private properties and a residential building.<\/p>\n\n
Workers were sorting vegetables in the vegetable store<\/h2>\n
In Kyiv, the attack affected a residential building, a medical facility and post offices<\/h2>\n
The air raid continued in several regions<\/h2>\n