Four people were killed today in two Russian attacks in the northeastern part of Ukraine's Kharkiv region. Among them is a judge from the Supreme Court, who delivered aid to local residents with a civilian car, Reuters reported, quoted by the BNR, referring to the Ukrainian authorities.
Regional governor Oleg Sinegubov announced that an airstrike killed three people and wounded at least three more in the village of Slatine, about 25 km north of the regional capital - the city of Kharkiv.
"The enemy has hit civilian infrastructure, damaged educational institutions, shops. At that time, people were outside," Sinegubov reported in the "Telegram" application.
According to the representative of the local authorities, Vyacheslav Zadorenko, the Russian forces used guided air bombs KAB.
A 61-year-old judge was beaten in an attack by a Russian FPV type drone (with real-time control via video link) about 25 km to the north, in the village of Kozacha Lopan, and three women who were in the controlled from his car, were seriously injured, the regional prosecutor's office reported.
The Supreme Court of Ukraine announced the name of the judge - Leonid Loboyko. In a post in "Telegram" the prosecutor's office published a photo of a black sedan in front of a red brick building with a partially collapsed roof.
Reuters says it cannot verify details of the attacks at this time.