Russians targeted the Zolochiv community in Kharkiv region with drones, resulting in injuries.

On February 25, Tuesday, the Russian army struck the territory of the Zolochiv community in Kharkiv region with five guided aerial bombs. Two of them landed in the village of Zolochiv. This resulted in injuries to one woman and caused a severe stress reaction in another local resident.

This was reported by Oleg Synegubov, the head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration.

The first bomb hit a garage complex, damaging two four-story and four two-story residential buildings, as well as an electrical substation.

Additionally, one civilian car was destroyed and three others were damaged. The second bomb exploded on the territory of a private household, destroying or damaging around 20 residential houses, outbuildings, a car, and power lines.

A 48-year-old and a 78-year-old local women sustained injuries from glass shards and experienced severe stress. Both were hospitalized for necessary medical care.

The third bomb fell in an open area near the village of Udy. The fourth landed in an undeveloped area of the village of Myronivka. No information has been received regarding damage or casualties in these locations. The fifth bomb exploded on the outskirts of the village of Rodne, with no casualties or destruction reported.

It is worth noting that as a result of shelling by Russian forces on the night of February 25, civilians in Kyiv and Sumy regions were injured.