UKRAINE, KHARKIV OBLAST, Apr. 30 — Russian attacks on the Bohodukhiv district injured two people, reported the Kharkiv regional Prosecutor’s Office.

According to prosecutors, at 09:05 a.m. Russians launched an FPV drone at a civilian car in Dehtiari village, injuring two men aged 46 and 71 years old.

Also, Russian forces attacked Liutivka village with FPV and Molniya drones, damaging houses.

The State Emergency Service of the Kharkiv region reported about a Russian attack on Hubarivka village that damaged a farm business territory, causing a fire.

Russians also attacked houses, storage buildings, farm equipment, cars, and administrative buildings in the Zolochiv settlement and in the villages of Shuby, Sinne, Ivano-Shyine, Shyichyne, Malyzhne, Huriiv, and Ulianivka of the Bohodukhiv district, said the governor Oleh Syniehubov.

Over the past day, Russians attacked Kharkiv and 24 settlements in the region with a missile, three glide bombs, and 63 drones of different types, reported the governor.

Russians attacked Petrivka village in the Izium district, injuring three women and three men, damaging houses and cars.

The Kharkiv regional police also said that in Izium, a Russian drone damaged a post building, a service station building, a shop, and cars. 

Russian forces attacked Chuhuiv, hitting a civilian business territory, injuring a woman, and damaging 14 houses. They also attacked Vvedenka village in the Chuhuiv district, hitting near a gas station.

In the Kupiansk district, Russians attacked the Velykyi Burluk settlement, damaging houses and injuring a woman.

Russian drones also hit near two gas stations in the Industrialnyi district of Kharkiv. There were no casualties.

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