Overview
- In the evening, a Russian Molniya strike drone hit a non-residential building in Kharkiv’s Slobidskyi district with no casualties, the mayor reported.
- Later, the mayor said another impact in Slobidskyi struck a critical infrastructure facility.
- Earlier the same day, a strike in the Industrialnyi district severely damaged a critical infrastructure site, according to city authorities.
- Ihor Terekhov said maintaining stable heat and power grows harder after each attack because reserves are finite and loads are at their peak.
- The attacks fit a regular pattern using drones, missiles, guided bombs and MLRS, which Moscow denies are aimed at civilian infrastructure and which Ukrainian and international bodies call war crimes.