A Russian attack in Kharkiv tonight injured 73 people, including hospital patients, medical staff and residents of nearby apartment buildings, according to the Attorney General's Office. The ammunition hit the passage between the hospital buildings, damaged the front of the facilities and several departments and shattered windows. Another medical facility, a laboratory and windows in 10 apartment buildings were also damaged. Law enforcement officers found shrapnel from the ammunition. Preliminary findings indicate that it may be a FAB-250 aerial bomb equipped with a UMPK-5R guidance module.

A Russian attack in Kharkiv tonight injured 73 people, including hospital patients, medical staff and residents of nearby apartment buildings, according to the Attorney General's Office. The ammunition hit the passage between the hospital buildings, damaged the front of the facilities and several departments and shattered windows. Another medical facility, a laboratory and windows in 10 apartment buildings were also damaged. Law enforcement officers found shrapnel from the ammunition. Preliminary findings indicate that it may be a FAB-250 aerial bomb equipped with a UMPK-5R guidance module.