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Governor: Russian airstrike kills 2 in Kharkiv Oblast

by Alexander Khrebet October 15, 2023 10:21 AM 1 min read
Stretchers with bloodstains left by rescuers at the scene of a Russian missile strike on a cafe in the village of Hroza in Kharkiv Oblast on Oct 5. (Photo: Alexander Khrebet)
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Russian forces launched a guided bomb against the village of Druzheliubivka in the Izium community, killing two civilians and injuring another one, Kharkiv Oblast Governor Oleh Syniehubov reported on Oct. 15.

He also said a house was destroyed in the attack.

An overnight attack killed a 54-year-old woman and a 57-year-old man.

The injured woman has been hospitalized.

The Izium sector is where Russian forces are trying to advance, subjecting the area to daily airstrikes and artillery barrages.

On Oct. 5, a Russian Iskander ballistic missile hit a grocery store and a cafe in Hroza, Kharkiv Oblast, during a memorial service for a fallen soldier who was being reburied in the village.

The Russian attack killed 59 people.

‘Every family affected’: Devastated village copes with aftermath of Russian strike on funeral
Hroza, Kharkiv Oblast - Serhii Pletinka rushed to the scene just after a Russian Iskander-M missile struck a packed cafe in the village of Hroza in Kharkiv Oblast. A soldier on vacation who lives just across the street from the cafe was the first to witness the fire, screams, and

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