On the night of 31 March, Russian troops again attacked Kharkiv with unmanned aerial vehicles.
Mayor Ihor Terekhov said that the hits were recorded in the Kyiv district of the city, and a fire broke out.
‘There is a significant fire at the site of the strikes, the glazing and facade of a children’s institution were damaged, windows in nearby high-rise buildings were smashed, and several private cars were damaged,’ Terekhov said.
Two people suffered an acute stress reaction and were provided with the necessary medical care.
As of 5:55 a.m., six explosions have already taken place in Kharkiv.