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As a result of a Russian strike on Kharkiv region 24 September, six employees of an agricultural enterprise in Stara Hnylytsia were killed. This was reported by Glavcom, citing the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov.
The enemy struck the settlement with three missiles of the “Banderol” type. At the time of the attack, the enterprise’s workers were sorting vegetables.
Among the dead are two men and four women. Another 12 people were wounded. They are receiving medical care. Rescuers and police investigators are working at the strike site.
The wounded were hospitalized in different hospitals, said Viktor Zabashta, director of the regional emergency medical care center, to Suspilne. Four people are in serious condition — they have head and neck injuries.
Rescuers at the site of the Russian strike in Kharkiv region
photo: State Emergency Service (DSNS)
At the moment of the attack, workers were sorting vegetables
photo: Kharkiv Regional Military Administration (Kharkiv RMA)
According to the head of Malynivka settlement, Mykola Semeryanov, in terms of the number of fatalities, this is the largest strike on the community since the start of the full-scale invasion.
Recall that earlier Russian forces attacked the Lozova Stud Farm in the Kharkiv region twice within a week. As a result of the strikes, hundreds of tons of hay and grain stored for the winter for more than 200 horses were destroyed. No people or animals were harmed at that time.
The first strike on the enterprise’s territory occurred on 14 September: a Russian drone hit a warehouse where more than 300 tons of oats and other material assets were stored. According to preliminary estimates, the enterprise’s losses will amount to millions of hryvnias.
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