A Russian missile strike on May 23 hit a printing house in Kharkiv, killing 7 people and causing a fire at the site.
Apostrophe has gathered information about the consequences of the attack on the printing house in Kharkiv.
The Head of the Kharkiv Regional Military Administration, Oleh Syniehubov said that the Russian strike hit the printing house:
"The occupiers struck a civilian enterprise that is engaged in printing."
At 1:35 p.m., Syniehubov wrote that, according to updated data, 7 people were killed as a result of a massive missile strike on the Osnovianskyi District.
He also showed photos of the aftermath of the missile attack.
Yulia Orlova, CEO of Vivat Publishing House, left a few comments on the post on the "Read, krw, books" Telegram channel. She said the following:
"Yes, this is our printing house. There is a fire now. The rubble is being cleared and people are being rescued."
The video from the network shows how the phones of some of the victims continue to ring. "A call that will never be answered...", - a comment was left.
Local Telegram channels noted that it was just the middle of a work shift at the time of the attack. The video says that the majority of the dead were female employees of the printing house.
Other local groups also showed additional photos of the aftermath of the hit in Kharkiv's Osnovianskyi District, where firefighters can be seen trying to extinguish the fire on the spot.
Earlier, Apostrophe reported that the Russian troops attacked the village of Rih in the suburbs of Pokrovsk, killing two people and injuring two others.