Nearly a thousand buildings have been destroyed by Russian bombing in the city of Kharkov, according to the city council. On the other hand, more than 3.5 million have left Ukraine since the beginning of the Russian invasion.
Several people have died as a result of a Russian attack on a store in the Ukrainian region of Luganskas reported by the Severodonetsk authorities.
Although the number of victims has not yet been confirmed, the head of the Lugansk military administration, Serhiy Haidai, has indicated through Facebook that the Russian military have opened fire on several civilians who were queuing.
“What happened yesterday in the Kharkov supermarket is repeated. The occupying forces have attacked a store in Severodonetsk. There are dead and wounded,” he denounced.
More than 3.5 million refugees have left Ukraine due to the Russian invasion
The UN estimates that more than 3.5 million refugees have left the country as a direct consequence of the Russian invasion. Poland, with 2.1 million refugees, is the country that has received the most people since the start of the war on February 24. Romania has 542,000 registered arrivals, Moldova 368,000, Hungary 318,000 and Slovakia 254,000.
Almost a thousand buildings destroyed by Russian bombing in Kharkov
Almost a thousand buildings have been destroyed by Russian bombing in the city of Kharkov, in northeastern Ukraine, according to the City Council of the city, located about 50 kilometers from the border with Russia. 972 buildings were destroyed in the city, more than three quarters of which, some 778, were residential buildings, according to the City Council.
“The situation in the city continues to be difficult, the bombing of residential areas does not stop and the tasks of clearing debris continue,” says the City Council.
Ukraine estimates the number of Russian soldiers killed in the war at about 15,300 and Russia refuses to comment on figures
The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces estimated today at about 15,300 Russian soldiers killed since the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
The Russian government, for its part, has refused to comment on information published and later deleted by a Russian tabloid that spoke of almost 10,000 Russian soldiers. This Tuesday, the newspaper has stated that the publication was the product of a hack.
Russia has officially acknowledged the deaths of 498 military personnel in Ukraine in a March 2 statement.
Source: Eitb
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