Ukrainian officials said at least 40 people, including 12 children, were wounded in a Russian missile strike on July 4 on the town of Pervomayskiy in the northeastern Kharkiv region.
Bloody Aftermath Of Russian Missile Strike On Residential Neighborhood In Ukraine's Kharkiv Region
A family runs from an explosion after a Russian missile strike on a residential neighborhood in Pervomayskiy, in Ukraine's northeastern Kharkiv region, on July 4.
Ukrainian officials said at least 40 people, including 12 children, were wounded in the attack.
A man carries an injured baby following the missile strike.
Reuters reported that the youngest injured was a 3-month-old child. The child's condition was not immediately known.
Locals react at the scene as cars burn nearby.
A young girl is comforted by a woman as others help an elderly woman as cars burn in the background.
Regional Governor Oleh Synehubov said a Russian Iskander missile had slammed into a residential area in Pervomayskiy.
An injured woman runs down a staircase.
Injured residents flee their homes.
An injured young boy carries a toddler away from a residential building.
A young girl is comforted at the scene.
Firefighters work to put out fires.
A man begins the task of cleaning up his apartment.
Moscow has denied deliberately targeting civilians, but its missile and drone attacks have repeatedly struck residential areas in cities across Ukraine.