As reported by Ukrinform, this was announced by the head of the Kharkiv Regional State Administration, Oleg Synegubov, on Facebook.
According to him, in the village of Boliboki, Kharkiv district, the impact of a guided aerial bomb (GAB) on the roadway of a farming enterprise damaged equipment and storage facilities.
In the Bohodukhiv district, two GABs were recorded hitting the ground in open areas outside the villages of Chornoglazyivka and Dovzhik.
The village of Riasne was attacked by Russian invaders at 02:00 and 03:30 with three drones of the Shahed type. A cargo truck, a combine harvester, and four storage facilities of a private agricultural enterprise were damaged.
According to Synegubov, on February 24, in the village of Slatyne, Kharkiv district, five private houses were damaged due to a GAB strike.
In Derhachi, as a result of a GAB hitting an open area, 10 private houses were damaged. Four women were injured.
The village of Tymofiivka in the Bohodukhiv district was attacked by Russian forces using FPV drones. A private house and outbuildings were damaged.
In the Zolochiv territorial community, a GAB hit open areas near the village of Dovzhik, as well as on the outskirts of Myronivka.
In the village of Zolochiv, a private property fence was damaged due to an FPV drone attack.
In Ivashky, a two-story apartment building sustained damage due to shelling.
In the village of Tsupivka, Kharkiv district, window glazing and roofs of five houses were damaged due to shelling. Four individuals were injured.
As Synegubov reported, Ukrainian troops repelled one enemy assault in the direction of Kharkiv near Vovchansk. One engagement is still ongoing.
In the Kupiansk direction, Russian invaders launched 11 assaults on the positions of the Defense Forces in the areas of Petropavlivka and Zahryzove. Ukrainian defenders repelled eight attacks. Three engagements are still ongoing.
As reported by Ukrinform, on February 24, Russians struck Kharkiv with a GAB. An enterprise in the Kyiv district was damaged.
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