The prosecutor's office suggested that the number of victims in Kharkiv could be higher.

On Monday, July 7, at about 10:30, Kharkiv suffered a second massive drone attack in a day. The Kholodnohirs'kyi district was once again targeted.

This was reported to Novyny.LIVE by the head of the department for countering war crimes of the Kharkiv Regional Prosecutor's Office

Spartak Borysenko

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Russia attacked the Kholodnohirs'kyi district in Kharkiv with several drones in succession

According to him, the enemy used six Geran-2 type drones, which specifically targeted a residential area.

Borysenko noted that the drones flew one after another to maximize damage to the civilian population. As a result of the attack, private homes, cars, and small business facilities were damaged.

Investigators and prosecutors are working at the scene — documenting the consequences of the strike, which are being considered a war crime.

'As of now, it is known that seven people have sought medical assistance, all have received medical care. However, emergency medical teams are still working on site, and unfortunately, the number of casualties will increase,' said Borysenko.

It should be noted that as a result of the attack on the Kholodnohirs'kyi district in Kharkiv, at least 11 people were injured.

Kharkiv Mayor Ihor Terekhov also commented on the Russian attack on Kharkiv.

The second massive attack by kamikaze drones occurred in Kharkiv within a short Time frame, during which six Geran-2 type drones were used. The attack targeted a residential area, causing significant material damage and suffering among the civilian population. Authorities and law enforcement agencies took action according to established procedures, while medical assistance was provided to the victims, and work at the scene continued to prevent further incidents and identify those responsible.