Russian rocket attack on a hostel in Kharkiv: people with hearing impairments lived in the house

Among the inhabitants of a three -storey building in Kharkiv, which Russian invaders were destroyed by rocket stroke, were people with hearing impairments. The adviser to the chairman of the Kharkiv Regional Council and volunteer Natalia Popova wrote on Facebook that, previously, people who did not hear were among the victims who were assisted on the spot, the authorities were waiting for data from hospitals. Video of the Day "They couldn't even hear anxiety . . .

They can't sound the rescuers during the announcement of silence," she added. Ukrinform, with reference to the press service of the Kharkiv Ova, writes that the Russians destroyed a former hostel for people with hearing impaired people. Now it is just a dwelling house where several people with hearing impaired people lived. Yes, a 25-year-old woman who does not hear from the rubble of the house.

Previously, 12 people were killed in Kharkiv as a result of a night missile strike, including a child, 45 were injured. The SESA added that many dead are the elderly and with disabilities. Late on the evening of August 17, Russian troops struck the rocket strike of the Saltov district of Kharkiv. The residential three -storey building is completely destroyed. Previously, the blow was caused by Iskander's rockets.