On the evening of 11 October, Russian forces launched a missile strike on Pisochyn, near Kharkiv. Three people were killed, including a 16-year-old boy. According to the latest information from the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, 20 people required medical attention, including two children. The public prosecutor\u2019s office has launched an investigation into the incident as a war crime.<\/p>\n
Briefly about the main points<\/strong><\/p>\n Kharkiv Regional<\/a> The public prosecutor\u2019s office reported that the victims of the attack were a 16-year-old boy, a 19-year-old girl and a 51-year-old woman. According to the head of the Regional State Administration Oleg Sinegubov<\/strong>, 20 people required medical assistance.<\/p>\n Among those injured were two girls aged 8 and 13. The younger child was admitted to hospital with a blast injury, whilst the older one was diagnosed with an acute stress reaction.<\/p>\n Initial reports indicated that six people had been injured. At 21:21, the local publication Status Quo reported 21 casualties, but Sinyegubov\u2019s statement, as quoted by Ukrinform at 21:29, put the figure at 20. The figures are still being clarified.<\/p>\n According to the public prosecutor\u2019s office, the strike took place at around 19:25. The missile struck a densely populated residential area, near blocks of flats and food shops.<\/p>\n\n
Among those injured were two girls<\/h2>\n
The fire has been put out; the public prosecutor\u2019s office is investigating the incident<\/h2>\n