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Kharkiv Hit by Two Consecutive Missile Strikes
By Maya Wilson
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Kharkiv, a city in northeastern Ukraine near the Russian border, was hit by two consecutive missile strikes on Tuesday night, Ukraine’s national news agency Ukrinform reported.
The strikes hit the city’s Industrialnyi and Saltivskyi districts, according to Ukrinform.
Initial reporting did not include any casualty figures. No information on injuries or deaths had been reported in the source material at the time of publication.
The initial reports also did not provide a damage assessment or further details about the effects of the strikes.
Kharkiv has faced repeated attacks throughout Russia’s war against Ukraine, although the reporting on this occasion did not provide a detailed history of those attacks.
Further information on casualties and damage was not available in Ukrinform’s initial report.
Update: Ukrinform later reported that Russian attacks across Kharkiv and 11 other settlements in the region over the past day damaged infrastructure and injured a woman.
— Maya Wilson, World Desk
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