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As the Russia-Ukraine war continues, Kharkiv Oblast is one of the frontline areas and is often subject to Russian artillery shelling and drone attacks.
As the war between Russia and Ukraine continues to rage, Sinikhupov, the governor of the northeastern Ukraine's Kharkiv region, said that Russia launched a drone today and attacked a park in a village in Kharkiv region, killing six people, including three children.
Reuters reported that Oleh Syniehubov also wrote in an earlier post on the messaging software Telegram that the drone attack southwest of the city of Kharkiv also injured more than 10 people.
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Ukrainian Interior Minister Ivan Vyhivskyi pointed out that the drone hit a park where several families were playing with their children.
Wiechewski also posted a blurred photo on social media, showing the body of a child in a stroller.
Other photos posted online showed emergency workers working around a damaged building. (Compiled by: Chen Yanjun) 1151020
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Ukraine will ask the international community to condemn the Russian attack and investigate war crimes
Likely · Within days
Russia may continue to use drones to attack civilian targets in Ukraine
Possible · Within weeks

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