Robin Rammakers in Charkiv: “Everywhere, at any time of the day, there are missile strikes in and around the city” | Ukraine and Russia war

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The bombing of the city of Kharkiv, northeastern Ukraine, has escalated again in recent days. This was reported by the region’s governor Oleg Senegubov earlier this week, and war correspondent Ruben Ramakers immediately noted this. This is the reality that everyone here in Kharkiv has to deal with. At any time, anywhere in the city, in the suburbs or in the center, there are missile attacks.

It is not clear exactly what targets are being targeted, and whether they are military targets, but the bombings are certain to take place in the city center. “It has been unlivable for a long time for people who live here in the city and its surroundings in Kharkiv. The mayor has again called on people who want to leave to take their chance.”

On Monday, the authorities said that five people were killed and 15 others wounded in Russian bombing of the city of Kharkiv. The night before, six people were killed and 24 wounded. Two people were killed Thursday after a bullet hit a car. Two other people were injured in two separate incidents. In all, about 50 Russian artillery and missile attacks were recorded in the area on Thursday.

At the beginning of the Russian offensive, Kharkiv was the scene of heavy fighting for several days, but the city remained under the control of Ukrainian forces.