A series of devastating Russian drone strikes have hit multiple Ukrainian cities overnight, including Kharkiv, where at least 17 explosions occurred within 20 minutes. The attacks have left a trail of destruction, with reports of widespread power outages and infrastructure damage. Officials have warned that the situation is likely to worsen as the conflict enters its 50th day, with further attacks expected.
Residents in Kharkiv and other affected areas are bracing for the worst, with many taking shelter in basements and emergency shelters. Emergency services are working tirelessly to restore power and clear debris from the streets. However, the scale of the damage remains unprecedented, raising concerns about the long-term impact on the city’s infrastructure and economy.
The Ukrainian government has called for international support, emphasizing the need for additional military aid and humanitarian assistance. Meanwhile, the conflict continues to strain the country’s already fragile economy, with fears of prolonged instability and potential financial repercussions.