At night, the Russian occupants remotely threw delayed-action mines on the territory of Kharkiv, which have a timer and can explode at any moment. About this reports "Suspіlne Kharkiv".
"We have recorded the active use by the occupants of mines of delayed action. They do not go off immediately, only when they are hit by a person or another movement factor is triggered. Therefore, they are even more dangerous. We ask the citizens to be extremely careful, not to approach the objects, stay away from them, and if possible, hide in a shelter. Do not try to eliminate explosive objects on your own, immediately call 101", - said the chairman of the Kharkiv RSA Oleg Sinegubov.
Alexander Avenue in Kharkiv was blocked between Bogdan Khmelnitsky Boulevard and Pozharsky Street. At about 1:00, the occupants remotely threw time-action mines there. The ammunition is on a timer and could explode at any moment.
Rescue workers and police have cordoned off the block and are trying to get people to stay off the street to secure the area and begin demining.
As noted, the shells are exploding chaotically, but people are still trying to go outside. Mines are scattered in the courtyards of residential two-story buildings on Alexandrovsky Prospekt.
It should be noted that over the past 24 hours, the Russian occupants carried out 66 strikes in the Kharkiv region. As a result of the actions of the occupants, 11 civilians were killed, including a 7-year-old child. This is reported by the head of the Kharkiv RSA Oleg Sinegubov.
"During the day, the Russian troops made about 66 strikes from artillery, mortars, MLRS. Saltovka, Pyatikhatki, Kholodnaya Gora, Pesochin, Zolochev, Balakleya, and Dergachi were hit. Rescuers extinguished fires in houses, warehouses and other civilian infrastructure," the report said.
