Russian strikes hit Kharkiv Oblast: two injured, petrol station and plant damaged
Russian forces struck the Lozova hromada in Kharkiv Oblast on 31 August, injuring two people and damaging a petrol station and a processing plant. Emergency crews are working at the scene.
Russian forces carried out multiple strikes on the Lozova hromada in Kharkiv Oblast on 31 August, causing damage and injuring two people.
The head of the Lozova hromada, Serhii Zelenskyi, reported the attacks on Telegram, saying a petrol station and a processing plant were among the sites damaged.
Two people injured
Zelenskyi confirmed that two people were hurt in the strikes. Further details on their condition or treatment have not yet been made public.
Emergency services responding
Emergency crews are currently working at the sites of the damage to deal with the aftermath of the attacks. No additional information about the extent of the damage or further risks to the region has been released so far.
