One killed, four injured as Russian drone hits postal warehouse in Kharkiv
A Russian strike drone hit the warehouse building of a postal branch in Kharkiv, Ukraine, during the day on 28 October. One person was killed and four were injured.
A Russian unmanned aerial vehicle attacked Kharkiv, a city in north-eastern Ukraine, during the day on 28 October, striking the warehouse building of a postal branch. One person died and four others were injured. The strike continues the Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities during the war that Russia launched against Ukraine.
What rescuers report
The State Emergency Service of Ukraine (known by its Ukrainian acronym DSNS), which carries out rescue operations and fights fires, says a Russian strike drone hit the warehouse building of the city's postal branch. The impact started a fire covering 1,000 square metres.
The service's Kharkiv region branch has published photographs from the scene. The source gives no further details about the identities or condition of the dead and injured, or whether the fire has been fully extinguished.
