Kharkiv shelling: Terekhov told how many thousands of people lost their home

According to the mayor, more than $ 10 billion is required to restore everything that damaged Russian invaders in the city. In Kharkiv, the total number of people who have lost housing as a result of an aggressive war waged by Russia against Ukraine has reached about 160,000 people. This was stated by Mayor Igor Terekhov in an interview with Dumka. According to him, many private homes have been damaged due to the last Russian shelling. "We still have destroyed housing today.

This is a predominantly housing. This figure fluctuates about 160 thousand people today," Terekhov said. The city head estimated in Kharkiv from Russian aggression at more than $ 10 billion. According to Terekhov, Kharkiv people hope that their homes will be restored in the near future. He assured that the city authorities are already actively working on investing.

On June 11 and 12, a conference for the restoration of Ukraine will be held in Berlin, which Federal Chancellor Olaf Solz should be adopted personally. Kharkiv mayor plans to participate in this event. A number of investment projects he plans to present there should be started now without waiting for the end of the war. In particular, when it comes to the restoration of the energy sphere.