Ukraine: a Russian night strike in Kharkiv injures 25, including children

Author: AfricaNewsPublished on: September 28, 2026Country: Ukraine

Crime & Law

Ukraine: a Russian night strike in Kharkiv injures 25, including children

A Russian night strike hit a residential building in Kharkiv, Ukraine, injuring 25 people, including children. The attack was reported on September 28, 2026. No details were given about fatalities or specific property damage in the article.

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