Russian forces struck the city of Izium in Ukraine’s Kharkiv region with three guided aerial bombs on October 29. One of the bombs hit a five-story residential building, injuring 13 people.
The attack was reported by the Izium City Military Administration and Kharkiv Regional Military Administration head Oleh Syniehubov.
Russian forces attacked Izium at 2:07 p.m. local time on October 29. According to preliminary information, three guided aerial bombs were used in the strike.
One of the strikes hit the city’s Lower Town district, partially destroying a five-story residential building.
Rescuers pulled two injured people from the rubble. Search and rescue operations are ongoing as more people may still be trapped beneath the debris.
An administrative building and outbuildings were also destroyed, while more than 20 private homes were damaged. Police said a multi-story building and garages were also damaged.
