As a result of night shelling of Kharkiv, a supermarket caught fire/Collage of Channel 24 =””>On the night of June 8, the Russian invaders once again fired at Kharkov. This time they “demilitarized” and “denazified” the supermarket and the production facility.
According to the rescuers, fires broke out as a result of night shelling. In total, there were 7 of them in the city.
At the same time, more details were given in the Office of the President. They said that the night in Kharkov passed with shelling, but no casualties. Burning:
- garage cooperatives,
- supermarket,
- non-residential premises.
The occupiers shelled the Kharkiv and Chuguevsky districts. In just 24 hours, 11 injured and 4 dead.
The consequences of a night “arrival” in one of the supermarkets in Kharkiv: watch the video
Consequences of the night shelling of Kharkov/Photo from the “Atypical Kharkov” telegram channel
Over the past day, rescuers made 27 operational trips, of which 11 were to eliminate fires, including:
- caused by shelling – 7,
- fires for other reasons – 4,
- 2 – for emergency rescue operations,
- 2 times to help public utilities,< /li>
- 1 exit to assist the population,
- 1 – on duty,
- 10 – other trips.
Fires caused by enemy shelling occurred:
- in Kholodnogorsk (1) district of Kharkov,
- as well as Chuguevsky (4) and Kharkov (2) districts of the region.
It is interesting that Russian telegram channels immediately began to explain cynical actions of his army by the fact that on the territory of the Kharkov supermarket there was almost a NATO base. However, in fact, they hit the supermarket so that the residents of the area had nowhere to buy groceries. Here it is – all the might of the Russian army.
Kharkov continues to live
According to Terekhov, Kharkov is now supplied with food, all markets, supermarkets and pharmacies that the occupiers failed to destroy are working. Public transport is also working normally, all metro stations.
In addition, he added that all utilities are working. Some restaurants and cafes are open, that is, small businesses are slowly starting to return to normal life.
