The head of the regional military commendation has said that the area of Kharkiv has been hit “10 times” with “Russian S300” missiles.
“This morning started at 7am when a Russian S300 missile targeted a hospital in Kupyansk. The infectious disease unit was partially destroyed. Rescuers are working there. There have been multiple attacks on critical infrastructure in Kharkiv city and Chuhuiv district of Kharkiv region,” Oleh Sinihubov wrote on Telegram.
CNN has not been able to verify that the S300 was the missile used in the attacks.
They said that Critical infrastructure and energy facilities were damaged and “there is no electricity in the city of Kharkiv.”
Metro and public transport are not working.
Kyiv’s mayor, Ihor Terekhov, confirmed Friday morning that the city of Kharkiv had been left without power.
“The city of Kharkiv is without electricity, but all “invincibility points” work, where one can warm up, recharge the phone, have hot tea and internet,” he said.
Missile attacks occurred throughout Ukraine throughout the night, including in Kyiv, Odessa, Poltava, Zhytmoir, Kharkiv and Sumy.
CNN teams in the city have reported seeing and hearing missiles as well as hearing explosions. He also heard air defense systems operating in the Ukrainian capital.
