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Russia-Ukraine war: At least 44 injured in city of Kharkiv

Updated on: 28 February,2022 08:56 PM IST  |  Kyiv
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It wasn't clear if the casualties, which covered the past 24 hours, were all civilians. The state emergencies agency said the casualties could be higher because the damage from Monday's shelling of residential areas is still being assessed

Russia-Ukraine war: At least 44 injured in city of Kharkiv

A Ukrainian armoured personnel carrier (APC) BTR-4 destroyed as a result of fight not far from the centre of Ukrainian city of Kharkiv. Pic/ AFP

Ukrainian authorities say at least 44 people have been wounded in fighting in Ukraine's second-largest city of Kharkiv, and that seven of them died in hospitals.


It wasn't clear if the casualties, which covered the past 24 hours, were all civilians. The state emergencies agency said the casualties could be higher because the damage from Monday's shelling of residential areas is still being assessed.


Ukrainian social networks featured videos showing residential quarters hit by a series of powerful explosions amid fighting with Russian forces.


The Russian military has consistently denied targeting residential areas despite abundant evidence of shelling of residential buildings, schools and hospitals.

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