Russia turns Kharkiv into a nightly shooting gallery again
Another sleepless night in Kharkiv, another round of debris and grief. Just the usual terror, served cold by Russia.
It feels like Russia is testing how much terror a city can absorb without blinking. Last night, the Kharkiv region was treated to a mix of Geran-2 drones, experimental Molniya drones, and heavy glide bombs.
The targets? A half-built apartment block, a regular living district, and a kindergarten in Shevchenkove. A 56-year-old woman didn't survive the hit in Balakliia, while her daughter is left to process the sheer trauma of the night. The reality of this war is just a random drone deciding where your life ends while you try to sleep.
Documentation is being filed for war crimes, as if the piles of rubble weren't evidence enough for everyone watching.
International law remains a cute concept on paper, but completely invisible in the sky above Kharkiv.
Source: Ukrinform
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